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Some of Shedd's reforms will survive, but the board has made it clear that his successor will come from among the system's regulars. The odds-on favorite is Matthew Costanzo, an associate superintendent known as a sound administrator who is somewhat less permissive toward students than was Mark Shedd...
...ROCCO J. COSTANZO Minneapolis...
...Students are trapped in two suites. In the fifth-floor bedrooms of 602, Lawrence A. Thomas '66, John T. Nagurney '66, and Gerald P. Costanzo '67 are blocked by flames at the top of the stairs leading to the living room. They try to escape through the emergency exits, but the doorknob breaks off. They beat on the door with the broken knob until neighboring students open the door from the adjoining suite. Unnoticed, Robert L. Sinclair '67 remains asleep in his room...
...Racing Driver Stirling Moss, who stoutly testified that the Corvair was safe, although a G.M. engineer also testified that on 1964 models a heavy transverse spring was added between the rear wheels-thus in fact improving the car's steering characteristics. In the end, though, G.M. Lawyer John Costanzo won by pinning the fault on Mrs. Collins as an "inexperienced" driver. Though she had driven the Corvair for four months before the accident, under cross-examination she admitted that she had only a learner's driving permit. Her panic at the sight of the truck on a narrow...
Italian Music in the Age of Exploration (The Fleetwood Singers; Lyrichord. stereo). Skillful, spirited performances of madrigals by a dozen all-but-forgotten composers of the 16th century. The names include Luzzasco Luzzaschi, Costanzo Porta and Gioseppe Caimo, and the themes have to do with the hazards of love. The music, performed by seven singers with occasional guitar and harpsichord accompaniment, has wit moments of placid beauty, and a colorfully antique...