Word: douglass
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...portray Robeson's odyssey on the stage, to try to convey his aspirations and his frustrations, to dramatize what Robeson meant when at the end of his life he quoted a statement by Frederick Douglass--"A man is worked on by what he works on. He may carve out his circumstances, but his circumstances carve him out as well"--is a difficult touchy task. To say that playwright Philip Hayes Dean's one-man play, Paul Robeson, starring James Earl Jones and directed by Charles Nelson Reilly, does as sensitive a job as could have been done, given the format...
...Successful Motivation of Ghetto Students" will be discussed by Samuel Woodward, professor at Howard University, in the Fredrick Douglass Room, on the ground floor of 77 Dunster Street...
Mildred S. Dressenhaus--"The Scientist" at the Cambridge Forum, 3 Church St., at 8 Succesful Motivation of Ghetto Students--Frederick Douglass Room, 77 Dunster St. at 7:30 U.S. Nuclear Nonprollferation Policy--CFIA room...
Noguera won $100 for a dramatic reading of "The Meaning of the Fourth of July for Black People," by Frederick Douglass...
Traditionally, educators have blamed the fact that Johnny can't write on inadequate training in the basics of grammar and syntax. Not so, says A.D. (for Albert Douglass) Van Nostrand, professor of English at Brown University. He contends that the problem is not so much that Johnny can't parse a sentence as that he can't think. Or more precisely, he cannot think on paper. Even a student who is a whiz at grammar, Van Nostrand argues, may be a dunce at stringing together sentences and organizing paragraphs...