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Headquarters for
Barbra Streisand on
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Poet -FieH To Read Here
Edward Field, 5 whose book
, of -poems, '."Staad Up, Friend,",
With Me," won the Xamont'
Poetry prize in 1962, will read .
from his' poems : Friday at
:30 p.m. in Gerrard Hall. .
"Field i appears ; as the spring
lecturer on the North ; Caro
lina Poetry Circuit. The gath
ering is open . to the public,
free of charge. Following the
reading, coffee, tea arid cook-,
ies will be served. ' ,. -In
selection' of the ;Iam'ont
, Prile 'winner, . presses submit
their books, of - poetry and a j
board i of poets picks the win I
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j Born in Brooklyn, N. Y., in
1924, Field began writing
poetry while serving with the
, Air Force in Europe during
. World War II. His poems have
; been published in stich journ
als .as Kenyon Review, Parti
es an Review and Harper's,
t Thomas Lask of the New
,York Times says Field "pos
I sesses a tantalizing off-center
s view of the world. His gloss
r on the Book of Ruth would
make the hairs of the rabbis
fj stand up in horror. At their
test, language and experience
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In the Christian Science
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"He is . an authentic discov
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rhyme and foot find too place
in his work. It is the extra
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