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...Carroll's boyfriend in the 1960s TV sitcom Julia to Martin Luther King Jr. in the '78 mini-series King; of a heart attack; in Los Angeles. Raised in L.A.'s Watts section, he turned down a scholarship to Yale to pursue stage acting on the West Coast, where Sidney Poitier gave him his first film break in 1969's The Lost Man. He won an Oscar nomination for his role as a sharecropper father in the '72 film Sounder...
Committee chair and Pforzheimer University Professor Sidney Verba ’52 could not be reached for comment last night. But two weeks ago, Verba declined to discuss the specific points of the report, but said it gave careful context to its recommendations...
Carl Pforzheimer Professor of Government Sidney Verba may be a giant in his field, but he keeps that private. “I never achieved real fame,” he says, “until [the now defunct] M Magazine did a full-page spread on tweedy professors...
Although he could not be reached for comment this weekend, Pforzheimer University Professor and Director of the University Library Sidney Verba ’53 said in the Simmons press release Thursday that “librarians from Harvard will play a critical role in the Iraqi program...
...Here is the first major film on the Jesus story, and probably the earliest feature-length film - 1hr.12min. in its restored version - made in America. Directed by Sidney Olcott (who made 18 other shorter films that year) and written by its Mary Magdalene, Gene Gauntier, the picture was shot in Palestine and Egypt. One charming shot shows Mary and Joseph sitting in front of the Sphinx. Virtually every shot is a static scene, a tableau, illustrating the intertitles...