Basketball is another historic Hickman sport; research into the actual starting season of the team is still being done, but a team was fielded by the school by the time of the first Cresset in 1912.
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The Cresset Press published the British editions of all her novels and when, in 1951, McCullers spent three months in England, Cohen gave a large reception in her honour that was attended by the leading literati of the day.
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He was also known for his illustrative wood-engravings in books, such as the Limited Editions Club of Sophocles "'Oedipus the King " and the Cresset Press edition of John Milton's " Paradise Lost ".
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The school mascot, the Kewpie, appeared for the first time in the Cresset associated with the basketball team " . . . whose loyalty to the school and to the Kewpie motto, Keep Smiling, has won the State Championship ".
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Operating from offices at 11 Fitzroy Square, the company was founded by Dennis Cohen ( 1891-1970 ), whose obituary in " The Times " details some of Cresset's first titles : Oxford s Fell type, with decorations by Albert Rutherston.
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When the market for books like these collapsed in the thirties, the Cresset Press turned to general publishing, matching best sellers like Nora Waln and John O Hara with poets like Ruth Pitter and scholars like George Sansom, John Summerson and C . P . Fitzgerald.
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Almost all lists in the literature are lists of tests; in the lists in Wikipedia ( for example, " Operation Cresset " has separate items for " Cremino " and " Caerphilly ", which together constitute a single test ), the lists are of explosions.
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When the publishing company's two owners retired in 1966, the Cresset Press characterised as having " a distinguished small list " After the take-over, Cohen and Howard continued as directors in advisory capacities, and books were produced under the imprint " Barrie and Rockliff / The Cresset Press ".
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When the publishing company's two owners retired in 1966, the Cresset Press characterised as having " a distinguished small list " After the take-over, Cohen and Howard continued as directors in advisory capacities, and books were produced under the imprint " Barrie and Rockliff / The Cresset Press ".
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With John Howard as literary adviser the list always contained a strong component of " belles lettres " ( the Cresset Library was a uniquely imaginative series of punctiliously edited reprints ), and with James Shand of Shenval Press in charge of production Dennis Cohen s feeling for the look of his books found a continuing if less luxurious expression.
