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EVERYBODY KNOWS AND NOBODY CARES by Mason Smith. 213 pages. Knopf...
Hemingway pointed the way: perfection of style was the writer's road to salvation-or at least to survival. If it did not overripen, as style tends to do, it might occasionally reveal what Papa called "the real thing." Mason Smith and Alvin Greenberg, two promising stylists and fledgling novelists, each offer one for the road. Both books have hitchhiking protagonists who abandon cloisters of respectability for the unexpected. But there the similarities...
...nearly lost tapsichorean art. Vogue jumped on the bandwagon last March by suggesting that "a few tap lessons might be just the thing to stir up lots of good feelings" and advising readers to call Dance Magazine for details. The response was overwhelming. Dance's Nancy Mason, who fielded the inquiries, says that for weeks "I was spending most of my day telling people where to go to learn to tap-dance...
Johnson, who has worked at Harvard since graduating from Simmons College in 1940, has served as administrative assistant to Deans or Acting Deans William Scott Ferguson, Paul H. Buck, McGeorge Bundy, Nathan Pusey (acting as his own Dean); Franklin L. Ford, Edward S. Mason, and John T. Dunlop...
...interesting aside to the appointments-not wholly unrelated to the emergence of the Bok administration-is Dean Dunlop's selection by President Pusey yesterday as Lamont University Professor succeeding Sumner Slichter and Edward S. Mason...