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...Bunker's Hill through field glasses from his post in Roxbury, but he resigned his commission in a huff and later departed for London. Gilbert Stuart, then 19, got away in the spring of 1775 aboard the last ship to escape the embargo in Boston Harbor. John Singleton Copley, best portraitist in the colonies, was a Tory sympathizer who left Boston in 1774, never returned...
Three new members have been appointed to the Committee on Educational Policy, effective July 1. Reuben A. Brower, professor of English, and Charles S. Singleton, professor of Romance Languages and Literatures, will serve five-year terms, while John J. Conway, assistant professor of History, will serve for one year...
...varsity opened the scoring, tallying a singleton in the fourth without a hit. Cleary, who had walked and stolen second, one of the six Crimson thefts of the afternoon, advanced to third on a fielder's choice and was waved in when starting pitcher Al Hauser committed a balk...
While it is the second title on the marquee, Go West, Young Girl is better than its molecular co-feature. This re-release stars Glenn Ford as a bumbling sheriff and Penny Singleton as a squeaky-voiced heroine. With sentimental ballads like, "Take Your Time, Little Dogie" and a female back-room brawl, Go West, Young Girl is a surprisingly enjoyable parody of Western movies...
...year) to build up its stock of the Renaissance and baroque schools. This year's latest acquisition is The Tiger Hunt by Rubens (1577-1640). And the most popular painting in the whole collection is still a crisply clear, 18th-century portrait of Mrs. Seymour Fort by John Singleton Copley (TIME...