Word: goulds
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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BOSTON--As Agassiz Professor of Zoology Steven Jay Gould was bringing his History of Life lecture to a close yesterday at noon, more than 10,500 runners set off from Hopkinton, Mass. for a 2602/.2 mile rumble into Boston's Copley Square...
...talent--maybe what they're missing is the attitude and incentive which come from a loud and involved crowd. There is a lot that the Athletic Department--and the University--can do to foster this atmosphere, and contribute to the "complete overhaul" which Kilfara is looking for. --Hillary Gould '00, Manager, Men's Varsity Ice Hockey
...Harvard name is extremely alluring; and as a result, the Harvard Faculty has several professors who one seems to see and read everywhere: in bookstores, major magazines, newspapers or the list of Nobel laureates. The superstar professors, so to speak, include: Seamus Heaney, Alan Dershowitz, Helen Vendler, Stephen J. Gould and Henry Louis Gates...
ANDRE PREVIN BROUGHT SMILES to the crowd at Symphony Hall last Saturday, guest-conducting an all-American program of Gould, Copland, Schuman and Gershwin. He composes as well, and at the concert it showed: he shaped the music as if it were...
...Fall River Legend," the opening piece, is an adaptation of Morton Gould's full score for the Agnes DeMille ballet about Lizzie Borden, the same one who "took an ax" and "gave her parents forty whacks." Thought it calls for fewer than 20 performers, it requires them to sound like many more. This illusion succeeded best in the fanciful second movement, "Waltzes" and the "Elegy" that follows, a piece that itself could secure for its creator a reputation as one of America's greatest tonal composers. Previn and his temporarily reduced company made it not only a focused meditation...