Word: stanleys
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Natural Affection, by William Inge, has the impact of a tabloid shocker edited by Freud. As dramatic art the play fades out with the curtain's fall, but Kim Stanley's acting, Tony Richardson's direction, and John Lewis' hot-and-cool jazz score make it boil with sensual excitement...
...National Football League championship since 1946. Then there is a basketball team called the Zephyrs; nobody much cares whether they win or not-and they don't. But this winter the hockey fans, at least, have something to talk about. With only 13 games left before the Stanley Cup playoffs, the hungry Chicago Black Hawks are perched atop the National Hockey League, five points ahead of the Toronto Maple Leafs...
...Stanley H. Hoffmann, associate professor of Government, will speak tonight at a Winthrop House Forum on "European Integration and American Foreign Policy." He will be joined on a panel by Jaroslav Vanek, assistant professor of Economics, and Morton Halperin, instructor in Government...
Some of the scholars will travel to host schools and stay a semester. Where schools are near one another, students can commute. "Each university has one or two departments that are tops in the world," says C.I.C.'s Director Stanley F. Salwak. "If we can get them to mesh, we'll have the greatest educational complex anywhere...
...Maple Leaf Rag Song (1903) Ragtime began hypnotizing the nation about the time the Gay Nineties became gay, and it disappeared years before the Stanley Steamer and the suffragette. It might still be gone if it were not for the efforts of a Sedalia, Mo., piano peddler named John Stillwell Stark and an entertainer and pianist named Max Morath. Stark had the good sense to start publishing classic Negro rags like Maple Leaf Rag and Sunflower Slow Drag in 1899 when he was in late middle age; last year Morath, 36, began playing the rags on television-and has become...