Word: cols
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...started his second year with the seminar this fall, he had come a long way. Instead of only 60 books from his personal library, he had 1,550 pages of reading prepared by last year's students. "Some of it is good, and some very bad," Leach comments. Army Col. Grank A. Osmanski, a Business School student, formed a student group which handled administrative details and preparation of literature for the program last year. "Osmanski literally saved the entire project," Leach entusiastically states. Now Leach's staff, available since the Ford grant, prepares and distributes reading for each week...
...ROTC instruction of the Harvard Army cadet, therefore, are not two isolated and unrelated activities, as this article unfortunately implies, but rather are integrated and complementary components of the broad education of a group of Harvard students who understand the Army's need for educated men. T. N. Dupuy, Col., Artillery; Professor of Military Science and Tactics
This is one of the all time great violin records. David Oistrakh and Isaac Stern each play a Bach Concerto, then they join for the Vivaldi. Eugene Ormandy keeps the Philadelphia Orchestra incisive and alive. Oistrakh and Stern are each at their best, and make a surprisingly cooperative team. (Col...
...music does not surrender itself completely on a single hearing, but is well worth repeated listenings. The harmonies are rocky, the rhythms complex, but the orchestration is clean-cut and the symphony is beautifully paced. Ormandy and the Philadelphia give it a vigorous reading, and the recording is fine. (Col...
Training should improve in a First Army area post, Col. Trevor N. Dupuy, professor of Military Science, said yesterday. "When the camp is in our own army area, we can have more influence on the training, and see that it is tailored more closely to the college background of our students...