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Most of the photography is rather mediocre, with the outstanding exception of the pictures by Patricia L. Hollander '63, whose "Peace March" (first prize) appeared on the cover of the November 17 CRIMSON WEEKLY REVIEW. Constance Ross Dupee '64, and Madeline Rosten '63, both submitted fairly interesting though in no...
Members of the Class of '62 to receive their gold keys are Mrs. Wendy D. Gudwin of 63 Garden St. and Great Neck, N.Y., Roberta M. Hirshon of Mattapan, Annette J. Hollander of Barnard Hall and New York City, Alice B. Kasakoff of 63 Garden St. and Chicago, Ill., Judith...
They have published more than 180 books, from The Cellular Slime Molds to The American Business Creed, and their interests are as diverse as their origins (from Lone Elm, Kans. to Berlin). They include Younger Poets Donald Hall and John Hollander, Sociologist William Foote Whyte (Street Corner Society), and World...
Lorin Hollander is a poised, redheaded 15-year-old who collects tropical fish, loves water-skiing and plays the piano with the aplomb of a seasoned virtuoso. Word about Lorin has been spreading in the musical world since the evening, three years ago, when he sat down with Manhattan'...
At the Hollander home at Hollis, L.I., Lorin practices up to seven hours a day, somnolently watched by a cat named Cello that "especially likes Schumann." A student at Manhattan's Professional Children's School, Lorin takes his lessons with him when he is touring. Some day, he...