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Take for example "Wah-Wah", the first cut on the second side. Although it jumps and cooks, it's only three minutes and fifteen seconds long. The studio version is five minutes and thirty five seconds. The studio and live versions of "My Sweet Lord" are roughly equivalent in time and quality. And that's indicative of the whole album. What we are given are essentially live, note for note renderings of studio versions. Not that that's bad when they're playing songs like "It Don't Come Easy," and "While My Guitar Gently Weeps"; it's just different...
...Without question, it will be the closest dual meet we've had with a Boston school in the last fifteen years," assistant coach Edgar Stowell said last night. He went on to predict a Crimson...
...Fifteen months ago, Journal Editor Richard Leonard, in the interest of fairness, offered the mayor a regular column. "Feel free," Leonard wrote, "to state your feelings toward monopolistic practices in the mass media." Maier accepted, and the columns appeared as written until Maier decided to answer a December article by Joel McNally, a Journal city hall reporter. "Fiction has its place," Maier wrote, "but not in public affairs. Time after time, city officials have unsnarled public issues thoughtlessly and carelessly tangled by false and reckless reporting...
...Fifteen months later, Honeywell's purchase has proved to be a boon. The combined computer operation, called Honeywell Information Systems, is expected to earn more in 1971 than combined earnings for the two divisions before the marriage. Machines Bull, which had produced nothing but headaches for G.E., has just earned its first profit since G.E. bought it in 1964. Honeywell engineers and salesmen have turned G.E.'s unexceptional Model 600 computer into a marketing success; Honeywell has taken orders for at least 135 of the machines, now called the Model...
...Fifteen years later she followed it with her bombshell, Atlas Shrugged, which has since provoked a divorce of the libertarian from the conservative right and made Rand into an arch-hero or arch-villain, to those on the right. The novel portrays the fundamental issue of our time--and all time--as that of selfishness versus altruism, liberty versus tyranny, capitalism versus socialism. She begins from the premise that man is an end in himself, and that his morality should ultimately bring him happiness. The pursuit of happiness, Rand says further, is a selfish drive. If one attacks selfishness...