Montezuma Alley A Tragedy by Ramsay Yelvington
The author discusses tragedy as a mirror of universal struggle and outlines his planned play Montezuma Alley. He cites Aristotle and Hamilton on tragedy, notes its verse requirement debate, and previews a contemporary folk tragedy set in San Marcos and Wimberley with bold colors and abrupt action.
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Ramsay Yelvington
John Donne
Hagel
Arisotle
Edith Hamilton
Athens
Sophocles
Aristotle
Miss Hamilton
T. S. Eliot
Christopher Fry
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Wimberley Honors Favorite School Teacher
Dr. Paul L. Stevens, associate professor of education, is praised for inspiring future teachers to value individualism and child centered learning. He notes no single cause for delinquency and cautions about choosing teaching only if flexible and dedicated to student growth.
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Paul L. Stevens
Stevens
Paul R. Stevens
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