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Another Crimson surprise took form in the fifth position as Clark Bain edged Eli Alex Stahl, who was also heavily favored in four rough-and-tumble games, culminating the win in a final-game, 18-16 tie-breaker victory...
...prove I can look at the back rows." Accustomed to more combative Chief Executives, the hard-boiled Washington reporters seemed disarmed by Reagan's cheery sincerity and grandfatherly style. He addressed many of the female correspondents as "young lady"-even longtime CBS White House Correspondent Lesley Stahl-and called some veteran campaign reporters by their first names. The journalists responded with unfailing politeness; Jeremiah O'Leary of the Washington Star even gently corrected the President when he said "Mediterranean" instead of "Caribbean." One correspondent did manage to break the sound barrier, but charmingly; Californian Reagan could not resist...
Seven minutes into the third period, the Bruins' Chery1 Stahl flipped one in unassisted from about fifteen feet. Two minute later, Crafts scored Brown's fourth goal and Harvard's defense began to fall apart...
...problem, of course, is that A.T.C. is not supposed to be a one-man show, but in performance it is very much Greg Stahl and a cast of thousands. Stahl is so firmly and permanently plugged into his vision--and it is, at least to me, a compelling vision--that there is hardly room for anyone else. The other actors become stage extras cluttering the scene and cramping Stahl. A.T.C., then, is a one-man show gone awry...
...other plays that are being performed better elsewhere by professionals, or you can go to A.T.C. There is a powerful intrinsic interest in the new work of a contemporary--this is the only time you can see A.T.C.; it is not being done in repertory in Brooklyn. And Greg Stahl will touch you--that much is certain...