Word: stephen
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...tutoring programs, about maintaining reading programs they believe can and should be shut down. PBH ended its tutoring program in the Brighton school system in 1972 because volunteers "saw themselves being used by the superintendent of the school as an excuse not to provide facilities," says retiring PBH president Stephen D. Cooke '75. In 1973, PBH stopped organizing dramatic productions at the Longfellow School in Cambridge, because the volunteers didn't see any long-term beneficial results from the program. A big brother/sister program at Columbia Point succumbed for similar reasons in 1972, and aspects of several other PBH programs...
...Faculty policy stipulating that all painting jobs expected to cost more than $500 must be subject to competitive bidding may cost the Faculty "a bit more money," Stephen S.J. Hall, vice president for administration, said yesterday...
...Stephen's borrowing of Kael's phrases without crediting her was an inexcusable breach of critical honesty and integrity, and we deeply regret that we published the article...
...apologize to The Crimson's readers and to Pauline Kael for not acknowledging particular observations she made. Charles E. Stephen...
...Alchemist is based on the principle that "there's one born every minute." One by one a set of types troupes in to see the quack magician, Subtle, in search of it is they want--money, women, success. Dapper (Stephen Kolzak) is a boring dandy of an accountant who wants to be successful as a gambler; he winds up with a blindfold over his eyes, gingerbread stuffed in his mouth, and a dead mouse in his fist. Drugger (Denis Pelli) is an honest tob acconist who wants his shop to prosper; Pelli stammers and shuffles cringingly enough...