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...California men's team was Crimson star Mike Livingston '70, who rowed on the undefeated 1967 freshman team and went to the 1968 and 1972 Olympics. After defeating coach Harry Parker's team, he said. "I take no special delight in beating someone I consider to be my mentor. I do take a great deal of satisfaction in knowing that I am in the same league...
...loved working with kids--conducting variations on "Pop Goes the Weasal," and "Peter and the Wolf," she says, adding, "Renaldi was my mentor. He took me under his wing, inspired me to work, and even helped me get a scholarship for school...
...Crimson, next year's tournament is already on the calendar. Harvard will sorely miss graduating seniors Lauren Norton, Sara Fischer, Carol Buttenwieser and Lisa Glen, but coach Harder, the only female mentor in the league, hopes for another good recruiting year. Says Harder, "We've come a long way this year. It's unfortunate that we didn't show it in the tournament...
Absinthe is the catalyst. It turns Verlaine (David Markay) violent and makes Rimbaud (Nicky Silver) into a satanic enfant terrible. Transforming his mentor into his slave, Rimbaud pries Verlaine loose from his wife and son. The rest of their tempestuous saga is fairly accurately chronicled in the production at off-Broadway's La Mama Theater. The play is flawed, but it is amazing that British Playwright Hampton (The Philanthropist) wrote it when he was only 18. He was obviously drawn to Rimbaud as a fin-de-sicle spiv, and Silver plays him that way. Markay's Verlaine...
...inability of many Blacks to form a true mentor relationship," prevents them from advancing in the hierarchy, he said...