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...handful of American-born players who had broken the Canadians' monopoly of big-time pro hockey. Most had made it only after fighting their way up through minor-league teams. But at week's end, it looked as if Jack McCartan might join that small and select band-and what's more, do it in one single leap...
...imagine, I was astonished and delighted at the review of my book, Brazen Chariots [Feb. 1]. I think it significant and reassuring that a magazine of your standing can select a book by an author who is not only unknown but a foreigner. On behalf of all foreign unknowns, I thank...
Last spring, when Kennedy became an open candidate, he and Sorenson began to select the best advocates in each state, and the advance men-O'Brien, O'Donnell, Wallace, and Bob and Ted Kennedy -took to the road to recruit the local organizations. Based in Chicago, Raskin carried the Kennedy argument from Ohio to Oregon. At the time of the Hyannis Port meeting, there was a trusted lieutenant in every state, and the beginnings of a full-fledged organization in all of the key primary states-Wisconsin, Oregon, West Virginia, Nebraska, Indiana and New Hampshire...
Members of the Committee, a Technical Director, and about six under-graduates (presumably representing the College-wide drama organizations) will compose the administrative committee for the Center, which will select the productions for the main stage. For the present, a subcommittee, working with the H.D.C., is to administer the Experimental Theatre...
...every Main Stage booking that a group desires, it must submit to the administrative committee from two to four alternate production plans, according to the preliminary document. The Faculty-student group would select one of the productions on the basis of the plans, an interview with the director, and his past dramatic record...