Word: fasts
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Hetherington had run into greater obstacles in the semifinals, against Harvard freshman Anil Nayar. Nayar, who moves about as fast as anything on four legs, blended powerful strokes with deceptive spins to push Hetherington to the limit, but the third-year divinity student had a few too many tricks for the developing freshman and won in five games...
Peter Gagarin, a fast-improving junior, was elected captain of next year's Alpine skiing team last night. Gagarin, who was just awarded an A rating by the U.S. Eastern Amateur Ski Association, paced Harvard's slalom skiers in the recent Middlebury Carnival where he finished 14th...
Davenport opened the meet with a victory in the 150-yard medley relay, an event not held in Harvard intramural competition. But Leverett's Bill Tobin won the 100-yard freestyle--the other unfamiliar event--with a fast 53.5 seconds, bettering his own personal mark by 3 seconds...
Conductors, like all musicians, are often branded with easy epithets that distort far more than they illuminate. Detractors of Toscanini claim, "He is too fast, too harsh--though great at Verdi," which ignores the intuition behind his intensity. Klemperer is overly eulogzed as "the Olympian, interpreter of the classics." And too often it is said of Charles Munch, beloved as he is, that "he does well only in French music." Friday's contert clearly belied this cruel simplification. Choosing three of his favorite works--by Elgar, Martinu, and Saint-Saens, Munch displayed powers of drama and orchestral coloring over...
Eliot House's fabled hockey champions who burned up the House League and reaffirmed their superiority in the playoffs, take on Yale in the big one this afternoon at 3 p.m. is Watson Rink. The fast-breaking Elephants feature such stalwarts as Captain Chip Clark. Tom Dingman, Dave Taylor, and Red, Terror Mechem...