Word: bowe
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...newcomer to the first boat, Fred Scoggins, will row at seven, and following at six, will be sophomore Bill Mahoney, who rowed at bow last week. Lettermen Dave Mitchell and Brian Johnson, who were at seven and five in the Stein Cup, are now switched to five and four respectively...
Dave Sawyier has been moved from six to three and Jim Ehrmon has shifted to two from last week's seat four position. At bow is Fred Lane, who rowed at three against Brown. Tom Tiffany is still the cox of the varsity...
...device, but a good one. Oliver Twom are both very good, one as an elderly Victoria type, bly and Karl Deirup are fine as Lords, but William Pomeroy's Strephon is weak-a bit too stiff, and not very authentic. The peers are magnificent in such numbers as "Bow, bow, ye lower middle classes...". although their makeup is completely ineffective; they look like a chorus of nineteen-year-olds playing British peers...
...British Institute of Recorded Sound Ltd. has just announced it will issue exact copies of some of the choicest antiques under the His Masters Voice label; they will press directly from the original master records and will bow to modernity only by using vinyl instead of the oldfashioned, noisy-surfaced shellac. The idea has more than mere nostalgia to recommend it. Most LP transfers of 78 material change and degrade the original sound. But the new old 78s will have both unfiltered high frequencies and unrumbled lows. Hardly comparable to the sound of the LP era, they nevertheless restore...
...middle-aged American woman will ever forget the February of her years, when an undernourished kid with a big bow tie and an Adam's apple was the idol of all the bobby-socked, sad-dle-shoed groupies. Of course, they weren't called groupies then, and all they did was swoon. In the years since the 1940s, the kid put on weight-and threw it around like no other performer before or since. He was the Chairman of the Board of all show business. But last week Frank Sinatra, at 55, announced "effective immediately, my retirement from...