Lady Macbeth nude scene sparks film talk in 1970s Paris style
Hy Gardner answers reader questions about Francesca Annis filming a nude Lady Macbeth scene for box office value, Sharon Tate widow rumors, and Polanski’s intent. The column confirms Annis will perform a sleepwalking nude sequence but stresses director’s control and non exploitative aims. It also covers Harlow replacement in Saratoga, a six cent stamp honoring POWs, Lawrence Welk No No Nanette album, Cosby returning to school with new projects, Mantle’s quote, Armstrong vs Fitzsimmons boxing debate, and a note on sending questions to Gardner.
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UW to award 6200 degrees in spring commencement
The University of Wisconsin will confer more than 6200 degrees this spring across four campuses, the highest in its history. Madison campus accounts for 4314 graduates, Milwaukee 1636, Green Bay 165, and Parkside 180.
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Ann Landers readers raise questions on vanity to teens and nocturnal news
A Florida readers column features Ann Landers addressing hair moles on a refined woman, a parent opposing a precocious student skipping grades, and a nurse or doctor’s role in notifying families after a death. The Milwaukee AP brief notes Jay Szalanski, 17, winning the Wisconsin AFL-CIO college scholarship for union families, set to graduate from Bay View High School and pursue ecology.
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Advice on Differently Powered Education for Younger Girl
A letter echoes concerns about social pressure on a girl three years younger than her peers. It suggests consulting the principal to find ways to keep her intellectually engaged without advancing her grade, highlighting the tension between brilliance and proper channeling.
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Arneson Receives Wall Street Journal Student Award
Philip Tryg Arneson of 809 Winneshiek Road, a La Crosse State University senior in economics and business administration, earns the Wall Street Journal Student Achievement Award for scholarship and leadership. The honor includes a silver medal a year of WSJ and a plaque in the business department. Arneson captained an LCU team to third in a national sales and management game and helped ski team win the state title. he is the son of Mr and Mrs Philip Arneson.
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