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After hearing testimony from Simms and his day editor, Stanley Atkins, who had also seen the altered vote sheets, the grand jury indicted two pro-Porter politicos: Russell County Solicitor Arch Ferrell (who said he was innocent), and Chairman Lamar Reid of Jefferson County's Democratic Executive Committee (who would make no statement...
...past seven years, are devoted to Paris themes. As usual, he refuses to explain any of them. Says Chagall: "In art you can't talk about theories, because art's a thing of life into which enter problems of love and death. One must be an arch-genius, and still more, to pretend to give theories. Cezanne launched theories, and Cezanne was almost that arch-genius. What is left today after 50 years-his theories...
Following LaFarge's address, John L. Sweeney, poet and curator of the poetry rooms, delivered a poem, "An Arch for Janus," written for the occasion. In homage to Henry Adams, it was inspired by the line "All experience is an arch, to build upon," in "The Education of Henry Adams...
...ghost surgeon in this case was the hero of Erich Maria Remarque's bestseller about prewar Paris, Arch of Triumph, but medical ghosts walk not only in fiction. They perform operations in U.S. hospitals every day. It works this way: the family doctor tells a patient that an operation is necessary and either says flatly, or strongly implies, that he will do it himself. But after the patient is under the anesthetic, in comes a more skilled specialist in surgery. He may know nothing of the patient's history and never see his face. Before the anesthetic wears...
John Sweeney will read "An Arch for Janus" as the traditional Phi Beta Kappa poem...