Word: allows
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...simplicity. In the hands of a master they can be a revelatory means to expression, while in the grip of an ordinary musical merchant they can depreciate into rococo pyrotechnics, vapid and uncommunicative. The calumny heaped upon Schoenberg is disgraceful. He sought not to create "modern" music but to allow music to speak her feelings in the modern war-blasted world. The bitterly ironic result of his lonely work or renewal was that his own works have been ignored while the refuse of his hack imitators has been sanctified in his name and thus established a tradition more constricting than...
...from the Eastern division, the Crimson golfers, who are in the North-eastern division, also received an invitation to compete in the national championships. Their chances of going depend on their last two matches against Dartmouth and Princeton. If Harvard wins both matches, the athletic department may allow the golfers to compete in the national tourney...
...Allow me to extend my hearty congratulations to you and to the team which finally licked the relocation problem. I have raised this issue in passing with several of my colored friends in the community, and a conceivable point of friction emerges. Nothing critical, of course, but hadn't there better be some provision for more closely involving the citizens of Cambridge in the decision-making process? yrs very truly, Nathan Marsh Pusey April...
...this time, had been mistaken and identified mistakenly as one of those participating in the standing under the miss from baltimore. "you duck-egg!" the tommygunner burst out, "how can you talk of ORDER! a point of order! a point of order! mr. share-man, when will you allow me one poise of ardor? one piece of order? one, please, of otherness. GIVE ME A CHANTS!? -- . . . all this and more is what Billy the Surf Bum saw in the now-opened capsule on the end of the dart he was holding in the soon-to-be-empty dating...
...looked forward for much of the summer to coming back early to Cambridge and preparing to teach in Challenge; how I had viewed it as an opportunity to expose children to the sort of education of which I felt deprived. It was the sort of education which would allow the children to experience themselves and one another in a creative, spontaneous and alive way; one levels of expression, sensitivity and communication...