Word: slights
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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With Shiva in the wings and the snake back in the box, the orchestra switched tempo and Golden Voice made another try at "Have fun, you sonofagun..." There was a slight rattle of seats in the balcony as the two MIT blazers filed out. Her composure regained, the Girl Scout started raptly at the singer...
Manhattan College's Kelley Green is a slight favorite to edge Yale's hopeful Blue in the IC4-A indoor track meet at Madison Square Garden tonight. The Crimson will enter a token team, bent more on individual conquest than team titles...
...Becket and every person in the play, seem intentionally pale and undefined. Eliot champions a stylized drama in which the playwright, not the actor or director, is responsible for every nuance and subtlety of meaning. Particularly in "Murder in the Cathedral," there is little room for individual interpretation. A slight tendency to overact can damage the effect produced by the play. For this reason, the part of Becket, the only major role, is unique. The impressive, moving lines go not to the principal but to the chorus. Yet the actor in the lead must convey all the agony and beauty...
...Brown junior Ray Malkiewicz, who totaled 18 for the game, took over when Tooley's scoring tapered off, and helped his teammates regain a slight advantage, 53 to 50, by the end of the period...
...Childs will work out of Washington, concentrating on interpretive reporting of foreign affairs (he left this week for the Berlin conference and a tour of Europe). While Childs decided to go back to his old paper at "a slight financial loss," he thinks this will be more than made up by the freedom of his new job. Says Childs: "I feel I will have more latitude as a reporter. I think the column's been doing very well, but there was the danger of becoming sort of a croaker. I wanted to avoid that by going back to reporting...