Word: rolander
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Robert W. Austin, Charles Edward Wilson Professor of Business Administration, will head the committee composed of A.James Casner '56, associate dean of the Law School, C. Roland Christensen, George Fisher Baker Jr. Professor of Business Administration, James S. Duesemberry, professor of Public Administration, and Carl W. Walter '28, professor of Surgery...
...ordeal of apprenticeship onstage, the step-by-step trial of talent, and the stumble-by-stumble inevitability of error. In Minnie's Boys that is pretty much what the audience is condemned to observe. Only once, in the office of the vaudeville-circuit impresario, Edward F. Albee (Roland Winters), does the authentic Marxian madness break the authentic Marxian madness break out with props and malaprops zinging through the air to demonstrate what has been missing all along...
Welcome Presence. It is possible that the cagey Prince gave the riots his tacit approval as a way of putting pressure on the Communists to reduce their forces in Cambodia. Sihanouk gave some support to that theory in an interview in Paris with TIME Correspondent Roland Flamini. Preparing to depart for home via Moscow and Peking, he said that he would ask the Russians and Chinese "to exercise friendly pressure on the Viet Cong and Vietnamese not to infiltrate our borders." Unless the Communist powers do so, Sihanouk went on, the result will be the "Americanization of Cambodia." Sihanouk...
Nevertheless, TIME was well represented at the week's biggest story. East African Correspondent John Blashill was in Addis Ababa when the word came; it took him 30 hours to cover over 6,000 miles to Lagos, through Athens, Geneva and London. In from Paris flew Roland Flamini, and he and Blashill pieced together a thorough report on the final breakup and surrender. Planes were grounded, and correspondents who attempted the 36-hour drive to Enugu, the original secessionist capital, were turned back by Nigerian army roadblocks. In Lagos, government officials refused to see newsmen at all. Nevertheless, Blashill...