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...year-old Memphis girl who went to Europe on a Fulbright fellowship in 1954 to study voice at the Paris Conservatory. While on a concert tour, she dropped into a Hamburg café one day, was spotted by an opera official. "That's exactly the kind of girl wre're looking for to sing Carmen," he said to his companion. "Pity she's not a singer." Said his companion, a friend of Vera's: "But she is-and besides she's a mezzo." Next day Soprano Little flew to West Berlin to audition for brilliant...
...committee used a statistical system in recording students opinion of G.E. Questionnaires wre mailed to 674 students, of whom 73% replied, Section men, who were also polled, returned only about half of their essay-type questionnaires...
...majority of the ERC from the B School got in around eleven yesterday morning, and betwen long waits in the dust and cold wind we were issued toilet articles and raincoat, wre assigned bunks in the barracks, were issued blankets and sheets, and were shown how to make our beds in accordance with the Army's rigorous standards of perfection...
...board the non-stop Boston plane with its comfortable reclining chairs. They had been herded to the City, then turned loose to get to Boston as best they could. But there wre no trains, no busses, and boats were solidly booked days in advance. He had been fortunate to get this reservation, having applied just when the airline realized the necessity of four extra sections to each plane. Below was the record of the disaster, two-dimensional shambles where there had been summer homes, a Connecticut River which seemed to extend from New York to Boston...
...Bickford '24 confered with Mr. J. E. Downey, headmaster of Commerce High, about scholastic track meets to be held at Soldiers Field. At this meeting it was decied to hold the spring interscholastic championship meet on May 12, which is a week earlier than the usual date. Plans wre also made for dividing this competition into classes which would give the smaller schools an opportunity to win in their field. Previously it has been an easy matter for the larger chools, such as Andover and Exeter, to take the first places...