Mixed reviews of Half a Sixpence at Indiana University of Pennsylvania
The review condemns the musical Half a Sixpence as mediocrity despite strong effort from the Senior Swingout program at IUP. It notes 5,000 to 7,000 attendees, with Nina Simone’s rescheduled appearance and mentions alumni pursuing advanced degrees at IUP and elsewhere. The piece also reports a predicted 70 percent drop in male graduate enrollments for 1968-69 due to the draft law.
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Wella
Kipps
Indiana University of Pennsylvania
Robert W. Ensley
Charles A. Davis
Oklahoma
Nina Simone
IUP
Fisher Auditorium
Sro
Carnegie Hall
Juilliard
Pennsylvania
Penn State
Scientific Manpower Commission
Council of Graduate Schools
U.S
Pennsylvania Education Sanctions Spark Public Confusion
The Pennsylvania State Education Association sanctions basic and secondary teaching posts in the state, prompting editorial concerns about higher education confusion harming the Commonwealth. Despite alarm, officials say the situation is not as dire as it seems, while water development and a vast recreation industry draw attention to state priorities. State parks cover 167,090 acres with over 23 million annual visitors and licensing for hunting and fishing numbers near a million and 600 thousand respectively.
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Pennsylvania State Enducation Association
Pennsylvania
Harrishura Evening News
Commonwealth
Penna
Local Gazette Subscription Rates and Publisher Details
The Philadelphia Street Tadlana gazette lists daily publication with 7¢ per copy. Subscription rates: Within county $12.00 yearly, Outside county $15.00 yearly, carrier delivery $21.00 yearly. Published in Indiana Pennsylvania with second class mail.
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Jann Quening
Philadelphia
Tadlana
Pontako
Indiana
Playwrights Win Prizes in Second Annual Competition
Three unpublished playwrights share prizes from the American National Theater and Academy. Anne Olson Burr of Mount Pleasant Iowa wins $2000 for Huul Huui. Lonne Elder of the Negro Ensemble Company in New York takes $700 for The Dancers. Alan Levenstein of New York receives $300 for Whose Little Boy Are You.
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New York
S Theater and Academy
Anne Olson Burr
Mount Pleasant
Iowa
Huul, Huui
Lonne Elder
Negro Ensemble Company
Alan Levenstein
Little Boy
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America
S. Coulter Ave
Ethan Allen
Craft Modern
Thomasville Contemporary
Douds Furniture
Dial
Plumville
Ian
Routmans
Troutman
Miracle Dacron
Dacron
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Valance
Perma Press
Cape Cod
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Shortie
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