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...Vietnam, the songs of TRINH CONG SON provided the audio track for the war. Hauntingly sentimental and filled with the sadness of separation and death, they always seemed to be drifting from some battered tape player in a cafE or at an army checkpoint on the road to nowhere. Son, 62, who died of diabetes complications in Ho Chi Minh City last week, wasn't liked by the old Saigon regime bullyboys because they thought his lyrics favored unification and disparaged war. They did, of course, and Son?dubbed "the Bob Dylan of Vietnam" by none other than Joan Baez...
...this is the first time the MFA has ever exposed its vast holdings of creative Americana to the public in one tremendous display of pamphlets, audio tours and Merrill Lynch sponsorship. Today, in the eyes of MFA’s curatorial staff, art is and can be anything...
Three major record labels announced Monday that they would team up with RealNetworks, the Internet audio and video distribution company that markets RealPlayer products, to develop a model for an Internet music subscription service...
...above all, determined way: No one and nothing is sacred, not even his hero Ozzy Osborne. So, if you can be offended, he will offend you. Be warned. Political correctness is not on this man’s agenda. Although this is not his best material and an audio recording misses the intrinsic humor of a man that size and build mocking himself and everything in sight (rent a video of him if you can), he will make you laugh, and perhaps, like the best comedians everywhere, will also tell you some truth about yourself...
Yesterday MIT, our favorite vocational school on the Charles, unveiled an ambitious 10-year initiative to make freely available over the Internet the materials for nearly all of its 2,000 courses. This includes lecture notes, exams, problem sets, simulations and even audio and video aids. In doing so, it has redefined the very nature of “distance learning” and has set the standard toward which Harvard and other institutions of higher learning should strive...