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...only cavil concerns certain implausibilities in the plot. But Mr. Denning's exuberance is easily forgiven in light of the rebirth of this type of fiction...
...Argentine Composer Alberto Ginastera's Violin Concerto was finally heard in New York. Soloist Ruggiero Ricci and the orchestra did not rehearse the full concerto together until the morning of the premiere. But when the musicians reached the final instrumental fantasy that ends the work, the composer was forgiven his wish to linger over his music. The players leapt to their feet with rare shouts of "Bravo!"-as much for the absent Ginastera as for Ricci's command of the intricate music...
...SECOND BARBRA STREISAND ALBUM (Columbia) is just as good as the first, which is saying plenty. Lapses in pitch and occasionally blunt imitations of Lena Home can be quickly forgiven in eleven unusual interpretations by the most intelligent young singer around...
...financial aid officers. For one thing they are repaid, so that a loan program becomes, after a while, nearly self-perpetuating; for another they do not require the large capital endowment that marks a sound scholarship fund. NDEA funds are especially attractive, because recipients who go into teaching are forgiven ten per cent of the principal for each year of pedagogy up to five years; thus the Graduate School of Education, perenially short of cash, can actually use NDEA money in place of scholarship funds...
...FUTURE TEACHERS. States should lure recruits from the top 30% of high school graduates by offering a free college education through loans that would be forgiven after four or five years of public school teaching...