Word: spanishness
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Gino Germani, an Italian Sociologist and a student of modern Argentina; Enrique Anderson-Imbert, an Argentine literary critic; John H. Parry, a British historian of Spanish settlement in America; and Albert O. Hirschman, an economist specializing in Latin American development, will begin teaching here next year...
...prize-winning novelist, Anderson-Imbert has also written a History of Spanish-American Literature. He taught at Argentine universities until 1947 when he came to this country; at present he is on the faculty of the University of Michigan. He is 55 years...
...Year. Baruch was born in Camden, S.C., the son of a German-Jewish immigrant who became a Confederate Army surgeon, and of a mother descended from Portuguese-Spanish Jews who had settled in the U.S. in the 17th century. When Bernard was ten, his father moved the family to New York City, became physician to such eminent families as the Guggenheims. Bernard graduated from New York's City College at 19, also became an enthusiastic boxer who ever after took enormous pride in his well-muscled, 6-ft. 3-in. physique; well into his 70s, he worked out with...
...fashioned barbecue is a week-end attraction. The atmosphere is more like that of a club than an ordinary resort since most of the guests return more than once. Social life centers around the main building, the Cloister, an expansive three-story building that is done in Spanish red-tile fashion. Though there is a band for dancing in the evenings, spirited nightlife is almost nonexistent. First-time guests at Sea Island usually take a room at the Cloister (summer rates $32-$49 a day double with meals), but regulars usually rent one of the privately owned houses...
Born. To Juan Carlos, 27, son of Spanish Pretender Don Juan, and Princess Sophie, 26, sister of Greece's King Constantine: their second child, second daughter; in Madrid...