Word: authorization
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Dates: during 1980-1980
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Elizabeth E. Ryan '81, a CHUL representative from Quincy House and author of the proposal for the second packet, said after the meeting, "It's too bad we voted in the order we did because we had a moral commitment to allowing GSA to use the packets just like other groups...
...interview goes in a direction different from the one she had prepared for. She is slow at shifting gears, an essential ability for anyone who must appear live on-camera. Still, no one can anticipate everything, especially at that hour. Once on Today, when Barbara Walters was interviewing the author of a book about Albert Schweitzer, she asked how the good doctor was doing. Not very well, replied the unhappy writer: "He's dead...
...then has Today managed its remarkable comeback? One reason is that all the changes have made it a better show, more thoughtful than Good Morning and almost as lively. "If we have an author of a child care book, we put him on Good Morning" says a publicist. "But if we have something political or serious, we'd rather have it on Today...
Louis Dearborn L'Amour may be the most famous obscure author in America. He hardly ever makes the bestseller lists, nor is he yet a darling of the literati, like Mystery Writer John D. MacDonald. But today over 100 million copies of his frontier and western novels are in print. Moreover, he and his publishers have done it without full-page ads or talk-show hype. The latest of his 77 volumes, Lonely on the Mountain, is the 16th episode of the long and winding Sackett saga, tracing the fortunes of a frontier family from the 17th century...
...Hemingway? I don't like his novels much, except that one about Spain." In stead, the author pores over maps, diaries and histories. In addition, he regularly does field work in Durango, Colo., so that he can be close to the land he writes about. If L' Amour is not praised as a prose stylist, he is applauded for lore that is accurate down to the last lariat...