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...BERG: ATHLETE, SCHOLAR, SPY by LOUIS KAUFMAN, BARBARA FITZGERALD and TOM SEWELL 274 pages. Little, Brown...
...fall of 1934, as members of America's touring all-star baseball team arrived at Tokyo Station, crowds of Japanese fans began to cheer: "Banzai, Babe Ruth! Banzai, Lou Gehrig! Banzai, Jimmy Foxx! . . . Banzai, Moe Berg...
Winners in the field events are: Dov Dherassi of Northeastern in the 35 lb. weight; Len Rao of Northeastern in the shop put; co-captain Blayne Heckel, first in the pole vault, 15 ft. 6 in., Don Berg second, Steve Haines third, all of Harvard; Vincent Vanderpool-Wallace in the long jump and triple jump; Ahmed Kayali second in the triple-jump, Mel Embree third, all for Harvard; Mel Embree first in the high jump, clearing...
...field events, a traditional Crimson stronghold, co-captain Blayne Heckel looks to repeat his triumph against Army in the pole vault. The Crimson will get added depth from Don Berg and Steve Haines, all of whom have cleared over 15 feet...
...Schoenberg suffers from the same dogmatism he criticizes in Adorno. His failure is a failure to listen to the music on its own terms. He imposes his tonal expectations on works that have a different internal logic. He points triumphantly to the Bach chorale quoted at the end of Berg's Violin Concerto, without recognizing it as a historical allusion like those he found in Stravinsky and Eliot. Berg used tonal devices frequently for certain kinds of effects, but rarely as a basic principle of his music...