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...other varsity winners were Mohammed Sheriff, broad jump; Lee Hurd, 120-yard hurdles; George Valiant and Don Richards, pole vault; Hal Gerry, two-mile; Don Whitehead, high jump; and Ed Carter, 220-yard hurdles...
Donald R. Whitehead: Varsity Track Team; Varsity Club; House Committee (secretary); Junior Usher; Outing Club; Directors' Board of Ornithological Club; Captain of House Blood Drive; Chairman of Dudley Educational Committee...
...there by authors, actors and directors. The critic can only transmit that power to the public." In any case, the critics themselves are as uneasy about their influence at the box office as theater people are. For this influence. Producer (The Remarkable Mr. Penny packer) Robert Whitehead thinks the theater it self is often to blame. Said he: "We blow up the critics. We make them important. Two days after an opening, we quote them, put ads in the papers with the best lines from their notices. Those of us who are doing all the screaming are responsible for creating...
Those words have struck a note that has long been unfamiliar in the academic world. Today the U.S. university has fallen heir to much that once belonged to her peers in Europe. In the '30s, Philosopher Alfred North Whitehead was challenging it to "rise to its opportunity, and in the modern world repeat the brilliant leadership of medieval Paris." If the U.S. university does rise, says Nathan Pusey, it will not be by curtailing its pursuit of truth, "no matter how unpopular," but by carrying on the pursuit more fully...
...gleaming white shirt, and a guttural voice which rises with his intensity of expression until it approximates a squawk. Dunlop is basically a scholar and teacher, but he has an intense desire to merge the practical world with the academic. He likes to quote Whitehead: "It is the union of passionate interest in detailed facts with equal devotion to abstract generalization which forms the novelty in our present society...