Bread Loaf Exhibit Marks 50th Anniversary at Middlebury College
A Starr Library display at Middlebury College chronicles 50 years of Bread Loaf Writers' Conference with first editions manuscripts and letters from Robert Frost Truman Capote William Carlos Williams and other luminaries. The exhibit traces writers' summers at Bread Loaf to bestseller status through August 30 with materials drawn from Starr Library and Middlebury collections.
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Middlebury
Middlebury College
Starr Library
Bread Loaf Writers
Robert Frost
Truman Capote
William Carlos Williams
Bread Loaf Writers’ Conference
Bread Loaf
John Farrar
Pioneer Writers
Frost
Eudora Welty
Carson McCullers
John Ciardi
Katherine Anne Porter
W.H. Auden
George W. Higgins
William Meredith
John Crowe Ransom
Saul Bellow
Norman Mailer
Howard Nemerov
Anthony Hecht
John Hawke
Theodore Morrison
Robert Pack
Williams
Robert Buckeye
Abernethy
Starr
Led Zeppelin's Physical Graffiti Tops Album Charts
Led Zeppelin's new double LP Physical Graffiti ships platinum after a sold out tour. The set climbs to number one in the U S and abroad, with six albums on the charts simultaneously. Page Plant Jones and Bonham deliver a potent blend of heavy rock and innovation, including Custard Pie and In My Time of Dying.
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Marilyn Monroe
Clark Gable
Elvis Presley
Frank Sinatra
The
Stones
Led Zeppelin
Zep
U.S
England
Australia
Jimmy Page
Page
John Bonham
Robert Plant
Led Zep
Messrs
Plant
Jones
Bonham
Advisory Panel Sparks High School Magazine Debate
A veteran writer recounts urging a high school literary staff to limit sex and obscenity in a student magazine. He cites libel, taste, and publisher rules, urging adherence to school guidelines while praising freedom in media. He notes the students’ push for broader expression contrasted with his stance.
TV Highlights Nightline Listings and Commentary
TV schedule and commentator remarks blend into a dense list of 8 p.m. to 9 p.m. programs across NBC ABC CBS PBS with titles such as Sunshine A Houseboat is Not a Home Karen But I Love My Wife Bronk The Last American Supper Bob Hope on Campus and Bob Crane Show plus extended personal essay on freedom of speech in art and museum display politics and censorship.
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United Press International
NBC
Jill
Sam
Bob Crane
Trisha Nobel
Bob
CBS
Bronk
Jack Palance
Alex Bronkov
Force
David Birney
PBS
the Quarterly Report
Bob Hope
Durance Vile
E.e. Cummings
Berkshire Art Association
BAA
Patriot's Day Concert Broadcast Across WAMC Airwaves
WAMC Albany 90.3 FM will air the Patriot's Day Concert from Cary Hall Lexington Mass at 8 p.m. Friday April 18. The U.S. Armed Forces Bicentennial Band includes musicians from the Army Navy and Marine Bands. The program recalls the 200th anniversary of the Battles of Lexington and Concord with a live historical program and a Ford address from the Old North Church. Saturday April 19 Pro Musica airs with reenactments and events culminating in Ford's second address at the North Bridge.
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Albany
N.Y
WAMC
U.S. Armed Forces
Cary Hall
Lexington
Mass
U.S. Army
Navy
Marine
Lexington and
Concord
Ford
Old North Church
Boston
Paul Revere
Sam Adams
John Hancock
Stevie Wonder and Yolanda Simmonds welcome daughter Aisha Zakia
Rock star Stevie Wonder and Yolanda Simmonds, 20, became parents Monday afternoon of an eight pound three ounce girl named Aisha Zakia Wonder. The name blends African words for strength and intelligence.
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New York
UPI
Stevie Wonder
Yolanda Simmonds
Aisha Zakia
Wonder
Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore at Harte Theatre
The Harte Theatre screens Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore a road journey of Alice and her twelve year old son Tommy. Ellen Burstyn’s Oscar winning performance frames a tender funny yet sad road movie about resilience and dream pursuit.
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Mel
Ruby
Alice
Tommy
Alfred Zutter
At the Movies: Bursting Oscars and film lineups
Ellen Burstyn wins an Oscar for Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore and is highlighted at Harte Theatre on Main Street. Twin Cinemas repeats The Towering Inferno through Thursday, and Young Frankenstein is extended for another week. Nickelodeon shows Thieves Like Us by Robert Altman with Keith Carradine and Shelley Duval, rated R and praised by the National Film Board of Review. The Manchester Cinema continues The Towering Inferno.
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Harte
Alice
Ellen Burstyn
Harte Theatre
Main Street
Twin Cinemas
Mel Brook
Nickelodeon
Robert Altman
Keith Carradine
Shelly Duval
National Film Board of Review
Manchester
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Bennington Moose Lodge
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