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...lower-cost model called the Rudolph Wurlitzer. The piano, which has a less intricate and expensive mechanism than the traditional Wurlitzer, retails for below $2,000, in contrast to $3,960 for the company's standard models. In June, the company contracted with a Korean piano manufacturer, Young Chang, to design and build grand pianos, which are now for sale in the U.S. under the Wurlitzer label. One bright spot is the company's European division, which primarily markets coin-operated jukeboxes and vending machines. Revenues have climbed from $7.2 million in 1975 to $13.7 million this year...
...very frustrating," Richard K. Chang '80 said, "to finally get to Harvard and to find out you can't take the courses that it's known...
High Jump--1. Joan Clarion (Brown) 1.57m, 2. Ann Kearns (B), 3. Gail Koziara (Dartmouth). 1500-meters--1. Dorian Lambelet-McClive (Cornell) 4:22.46 (new meet and Ivy League record), 2. Jenny Stricker (Harvard), 3. Debbie Schulte (Princeton). 100-meter Hurdles--1. Sari Chang (P) 14.42 (new meet and Ivy League record), 2. Sally Anderson (P), 3. Audrey Pessu (C) 14.89. Long Jump--1. Sari Chang (P) 5.76 (meet record), 2. Betty Newsam (P), 3. Julie Dzik...
Though short for a middle blocker, Chang never allowed the Danes an easy hit. His extraordinary quietness enabled him to position himself well for every block. "He's always always there, Palm said after the match. But Chang starred in the back row, where his passing and defense spearheaded the Crimson effort...
...Just as Chang led Harvard form the middle yesterday, middle hitter Jon Ross dominated the offense Saturday against Princeton in the IAB. The centerpiece of the Crimson's last paced game Ross peppered the Tiger court with well placed hits. He was just unstoppable," Palm said...