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The offer was persuasive. "The people were so bright and articulate," she says, "so unlike the kind of Hollywood film making I detested. Playing the part of a lesbian was the kind of rebellious gesture I enjoyed then." She is equally candid about her attitude toward later roles. She chose...
Died. Carl W. Ackerman, 80, newsman and longtime (1931-56) dean of the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism; of a heart attack; in Manhattan. As a reporter, Ackerman had his share of scoops, notably the first substantial account in 1918 of the execution of Russia's Czar Nicholas...
He said yesterday that the participants in the symposium will conduct panel discussions intended to answer the questions of black law school graduates just entering the legal profession.
"This is an erroneous assumption," he said. "While it is a fact that most of the participants will be black, it is also a fact that the subject matter of the symposium- which concerns everyone in the legal profession- deals with problems peculiarly requiring those with particular knowledge to deal...
"These students recruited in '66 and '67 are now finding their way into the job market and into the legal profession," he continued, "and they are asking such questions as 'Can I make a living in the law?' 'Is law socially relevant, particularly to the problems faced by minority groups...