Word: mentioned
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Ellery Akers plays Gwendolyn--Lady Bracknell's daughter--as another incredibly far-out character. Admittedly the mother and daughter are not particularly close in the text, but in the production they too often completely ignore each other, not to mention everyone else...
...first group at the Ed School to see the possibility of student influence on academic policy, but it may be the first in many years to act on it. A successful student movement at the Ed School has always seemed highly unlikely--to mention just the most obvious problem, half of the students are enrolled for only one year...
...Monseignor case? Rumors of something called a Munsinger case had been making the round of government cocktail parties for years, but no one had ever dared mention it in public before. Could this be what Cardin was referring to? Nonsense, said Diefenbaker, flying away for a fishing trip. But the Munsinger case it was, and last week it exploded through Canada with such fury that it threatened to topple Cardin and the whole Liberal government of Prime Minister Lester Pearson...
...noisy noise annoys an oyster," French students recite as they learn English pronunciation. The jet age is bothering more than oysters. French trial records mention a horse killed by a sonic boom, female mink driven to eating their young, and Burgundy wine soured by the roar of low-flying planes. What the French press blasts as "sonic aggression" has now led a Nice real estate man to an equally loud legal triumph that is sure to give airlines a splitting headache...
Gamut of Art. Above all, Lithopinion is easy on the eye. Each issue contains several pages of graphic art, including line drawings, halftones, four-color photographs and embossed reproductions. The two issues to date have even varied in size-not to mention makeup and type face. "We want to show what lithography can do," says Swayduck. "We want to run the whole gamut of our art." Because Swayduck does not want anything to spoil the appearance of his magazine, he carries no advertising. Donations of paper stock and binding from manufacturers have enabled him to keep the cost of each...