Word: viewings
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Kansas City, Kansas 20 Johanson, Ronald J. '59 QB 20 6.0 180 Corning, N.Y. 21 Rinella, Richard A. '61 QB 19 6.2 205 Northbrook, Ill. 22 McLaughlin, Richard M. '59 QB 21 5.11 180 New Rochelle, N.Y. 23 Marmor, Theodore R. '60 QB 19 5.9 175 Mt. View, Cal. 24 Ravenel, Charles D. '61 QB 20 5.9 160 Charleston, S.C. 25 Deitch, Kenneth M. '60 QB 20 5.11 180 New York, N.Y. 30 Halaby, Samuel A., Jr. '60 FB 20 5.10 190 Rochester, N.Y. 32 Hauge, Christopher, W. '60 FB 19 6.1 190 Clarkfield, Minn. 33 Serbin...
During the 3½ years that William K. Zinsser reviewed films for the New York Herald Tribune, he habitually criticizedt the movies with a boldness commendable but rare in his breed. If Zinsser thought a movie was poor, he said so. A Farewell to Arms was, in his view, "vulgar to the point of nausea." He found South Pacific to be "arty and distracting." Ten days after this last comment ran in the Herald Tribune, the disrespectful Zinsser was no longer reviewing movies; he was writing editorials...
...supporting liberal, reform-minded Cardinal Lercaro of Bologna. In the middle, fitting neither the "political" nor the "pastoral" label completely (since they had ample experience of both kinds), were Roncalli and Patriarch of the Armenians Agagianian. The fact that Agagianian is non-Italian, and too young (63) in the view of some cardinals who would prefer a shorter reign, finally swung the decision to Roncalli. But if anyone expected Roncalli to be a mere caretaker Pope, providing a transition to the next reign, he destroyed the notion within minutes after his election-so much so that some Romans fondly recall...
...ardent supporter of Catholic Action and the Demo-Christian Party, Cardinal Roncalli won the admiration of many a Venetian leftist for his progressive outlook. He shocked conservatives by proposing that some marble panels be removed from the interior of St. Mark's to give worshipers a better view, but he was dead against a proposal to set up gambling facilities in St. Mark's Square. Once he aimed a shaft of wit at the scantily clad tourists who swarm the city in the summertime: "People need not come to Italy in furs or woollens. They can come dressed...
Last week the product of Tobias' threes-months' stay in the Amarakaire village was on view at Manhattan's Peridot Gallery. In large, freely stroked oils, brown-banged, stark naked warriors tumbled in play; the camouflaged mask of a jaguar peered from a matted jungle...