Word: stephen
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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William H. Bossert, McKay Professor of Applied Mathematics, alleges that administrative wonder Stephen S.J. Hall is, in fact, only a computer. In an angry letter to Harvard Magazine, Hall replies: "DO STEP 9.1. END OF PROGRAM. STOP...
...Could Broadway have done without him? No, was the unanimous opinion of the 400 show-biz folk who crowded into a Manhattan restaurant last week to thank Lindsay for his support of their profession during his eight-year administration. Among the grateful: Monique Van Vooren, Joan Fontaine, Christopher Plummer, Stephen Sondheim, Paul Lynde, Rita Moreno and Composer Richard Rodgers. Paying waggish tribute to Lindsay's consistency, Peter Boyle said: "He's been a very good mayor for our business. When he came in, I was an unemployed actor. Now I'm still an unemployed actor...
...STEPHEN SONDHEIM: A LITTLE NIGHT MUSIC (Columbia). The year's most distinguished musical makes the year's best original-cast LP. i AM A SONG (RCA). England's empress of the jazz song, Cleo Laine, in a scintillating U.S. recording debut...
...time [that] would not aggregate more than a few weeks in each year" and claimed that his principal residence is the White House. In that case, Nixon should have paid capital gains taxes on the apartment. As it is, the President seems to be claiming two principal residences. Says Stephen W. Porter, chairman of the Washington, D.C., Bar Association's tax section: "He tries to play it two ways...
...this first album since Sinatra's supposed retirement abounds with all his old graces: the infallible sense of just how much is enough, the crafty building to one climactic moment per song, the right way with the right word, and the impeccable taste in material (notably in choosing Stephen Sondheim's Send in the Clowns and four lilting ballads by Joe Raposo...