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They went to Lynn Phillips '66 (oil painting); Judy Mareus '66 (water-color); Jane Welman '65 (oil painting); Marcia Roberts '66 (pen drawing); Sarah Webb Rich '64 (pen drawing); and Nancy Tobey '65 (brush...
...palate with a wedge of pie in the sky-a farm the two brothers will buy and work. But Zach, a man of profound instinctual sanity, is slow to sublimate. "I'm sick of talking, man, I want a woman," he says. Morris fobs him off with a pen pal ("18 years old and well-developed") to whom Morris will write. When the girl, who is white, promises to appear, each brother panics for opposing reasons. Zach yearns for the girl, but he dares not violate the racial taboo, and must violate his feelings instead. Morris is tempted...
After all that happened to him, Hodgins emerged more or less intact: he could still see, read and speak. Most important, he could still write-with a ballpoint pen. It took three pens, and more agony than he may care to admit, to write Episode. The fact that it was written, that it reflects so much of his oldtime waspish wit and wordcraft, is the most substantial evidence of Eric Hodgins' recovery...
...like the pictures in Life. It seems unfortunate that Mr O'Hare writes, "The illustrations accompanying this article...represent the best work in the studio courses to date" and then includes his own uninspiring "Construction." Nevertheless, the student work is impressive. Especially effective are Richard Shift's "Drawing" in pen and ink and Betsy Root's microphotograph, "Chocolate...
...Washington, the President's pen chant for popping into unexpected places left Hal Holbrook, Broadway's vet eran and highly skilled impersonator of Mark Twain, sounding more like Chico Marx. Holbrook was performing for Lady Bird and Lynda Bird Johnson and a group of visiting college stu dents in the White House East Room when the President burst in, rushed up to the platform, grasped the actor's hand and said: "I always wanted to meet Mark Twain." Almost speech less, Holbrook forgot several subsequent lines, blew others, and later admitted: "I was really frightened." Among...