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...seem more like Death Valley than Commonwealth Avenue today as 2183 qualified runners and countless unofficial crashers battle high temperatures and muggy heat in the Boston Athletic Association's 80th Marathon...
Schell will don his high school track uniform of blue and white and lace up blue and yellow Tiger shoes and join thousands of others in the 80th B.A.A. Marathon...
Three other Crimson harriers finished in the top hundred--Will Brownsberger took 69th place, Jeff Campbell, 80th and Stein Rafto, 82nd. Team captain Bill Okerman (109th) and Peter Levine (152nd) also finished for Harvard in the race...
...odds seem to favor a more disciplined Democratic majority next year. For one thing, Ford and the Republicans will be quick to accuse Democrats of inaction, much as President Harry Truman campaigned in 1948 against the "do-nothing" Republican 80th Congress. For another, Democrats recognize the need to make a record that will increase their chances of winning the White House in 1976. The party's legislative program will be high on the agenda of the Democrats' miniconvention in Kansas City, Mo., next month...
WALTER PISTON '24 stood up Friday and received an ovation for his Symphony No. 6 (1955), performed in honor of his 80th birthday. Written to celebrate the 75th season of the Boston Symphony Orchestra, the symphony bridges the gap between two groups of modern composers: the conservatives like Copland, MacDowell and Gershwin on one side, and the adventurers like Stravinsky, Ives and Cage on the other. Piston's music contains smatterings of new tonal techniques, and his rhythmic and melodic lines are original, not derived from folktunes, but he's interested above all in restoring order and clarity to music...