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When Narrow Road had its U.S. premiere in Boston more than two years ago, it was tonic and haunting. In the current Lincoln Center Repertory production, it is as flat as warm beer. Not that the directing and acting are bad. The Vivian Beaumont Theater itself may be partially responsible for some of Lincoln Center's fiascos. The arena stage leaks away dramatic intensity. Open space proves to be the actor's enemy in this building, leaving him ungrounded, unfocused and lacking gravity. Watching a play in the vast vertical reaches of the Vivian Beaumont is like seeing...
Three of the appointees coming from outside the University are Vivian Henderson, President of Clark College, Lois Rice, a Radcliffe trustee and associate director of the College Entrance Examination Board, and Wade H. McCree, a Detroit judge...
Radcliffe's other doubles team, Jill Robinson '75 and Vivian Clark '75, played "some pretty good people in the first round and had lost pretty handily," she added...
...Training Program--In March of 1970, Harvard received a subsequently implemented Manpower Act V Contract from the Labor Department. Ms. Vivian Ingersoll is the Program Director. The Program provides for the training of new employees in entry-level jobs...
...Atlanta. While other major Southern cities were witnessing the spectacle of defiance, in Atlanta a coalition of black and white businessmen, politicians, editors and civic leaders gathered behind then-Mayor Ivan Allen Jr. to shape a different image for the capital: "The city too busy to hate." Dr. Vivian Henderson, president of Clark College, feels not too much should be made of Atlanta's motives: "Self-enlightenment is not the takeoff point. The most potent factor has been the national policies that forced the South to change its ways of doing business?the court orders, the executive orders...