up to me once at University College..’ In ‘Enter a Fox,’ which I read recently, Gray recounts how he was told by the director of Faber that he was published by the company only because they wanted to snare Pinter, who had directed many of Simon’s plays. Simon knew his place in the pecking order of playwrights. And Pinter probably, in turn, looked up to Beckett, who's the subject of my latest play. It's what happened to Beckett – or being me, didn't happen – over two weeks in Folkestone in the Spring of 1961. It's kinda funny, fond, not at all bleak. Nobody's lives are changed irrevocably. We’re casting at the moment – a light voiced Irish actor needed, about 55. I’ve three suggestions for the director.Shaykh al-Yaqoubi, accompanied by Dr. Mahmood Husayni, Dr. Myassar Makki, and several of his students from SKT Welfare, led a convoy of aid which included vast quantities of food,baby milk, blankets and stationary for the school children in the camp. Upon arrival, scores of the refugees welcomed him and expressed their excitement; as it was the first visit by any scholar to this camp. Several residents wept as the Shaykh met and and shook hands with them one by one.

After assessing their needs, he discovered that over 2000 children of school age in the camp were lacking schoolbooks, desks and stationary. So, he immediately pledged to provide all that was needed for the school to become fully functional. Whilst meeting with representatives of the refugees discussing their needs,