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From the beginning of the game. Princeton dominated. The first Tiger tally came with 11:16 left in the first half. Forward Susan McCarter took the ball in the corner and passed it to teammate Martha Russo, who smacked it into the upper right hand corner of the net before goalie Juliet Lamont had a chance to respond...
Some systems, which are primarily educational and receive most of their money from state legislatures (North and South Carolina are good examples), will survive federal cuts. So will big-city stations that have large and loyal followings. "We base our success on our viewers," says William McCarter, president of WTTW. But small stations that are much more dependent on money from Washington will be severely hurt by the Reagan slices. "A 25% cut won't put us out of business, but it will seriously cripple us," says St. Clair Adams, general manager of little KEET in Eureka, Calif...
...best-known play, A Month in the Country, completed in 1850, is being revived at the McCarter Theater in Princeton, N.J. The company's reach exceeds its grasp by no small margin. Turgenev's setting is a vast country place filled with idle, frustrated souls who can turn a draw ing room into a tinderbox...
...Grave Undertaking, which is having its premiere at Princeton's McCarter Theater, has a few holes too, for it is the first full-length effort of a young writer. At 25, Lloyd Gold shows a genuine feel for drama and the daring to tackle a large theme-death...
...Montauk on Long Island, N.Y. It will not come as a surprise that Pat Hingle imbues his role with the warmest humanity As Monica, Deborah Offner impressively combines girlish fantasy with bride-of-death gravity. Michael Kahn's direction is a manual of professional devotion, and the McCarter has a small gem on its hands...