Word: stephen
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Lawyers Committee for Civil Rights Under Law, attorneys and school finance experts are pursuing a common strategy for court suits now pending in about 30 states. Says Stephen Browning, a member of the committee: "We're going to have to prove conclusively in each state that unequal resources create unequal educational opportunities, which in turn lead to unequal achievement by the students...
...Also: Stephen D. Northrup, a photographer for Time, Inc.; Patricia O'Brien Koval, a reporter for The Chicago Sun-Times, Gregor W. Pinney, education reporter for The Minneapolis Tribune; and, Hollie I. West, reporter for The Washington Post...
...STEPHEN T. FROST...
...When the wife of Mathematician Stephen Wiesenfeld, 29, died in childbirth last year and left him with a son, Wiesenfeld concluded that he deserved help as much as any widow. But New Jersey authorities turned down his application for "mother's insurance benefits" under the Social Security Act. Suing on Wiesenfeld's behalf in U.S. District Court, the Women's Rights Project of the American Civil Liberties Union complained that benefits are being denied him only because he is a father and a widower, instead of a mother and a widow. Therefore, the suit alleges...
...seem to roll effortlessly off her tongue with the haughty tone in which they were written to be delivered. Her counterpart, Algernon's Cecily, with whom she shares the funniest scene in the comedy, is not as stylish; Anne Ames, in her carriage and visage, mistakes movement for animation. Stephen Zinsser and Dennis Clearly, the two lovers, are both adequate to their tasks. They are languidly effete, though Zinsser is perhaps too effeminately so. And both appear to be enjoying themselves thoroughly. Sweeping onto the stage like a cold draught of air, Mary Ennis as Gwendolyn's imposing mother rivals...