Word: gracefully
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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SCHUBERT: QUINTET IN A MAJOR (Vox). Schubert wrote "The Trout" in the lightest of holiday moods, and the double bass has to tiptoe to keep the music from being heavy-footed. Georg Hortnagel handles the part with the required grace, playing with the violinist, violist and cellist of the Hungarian String Quartet. A percussive piano could also shatter Schubert's mood, but Louis Kentner's playing is gossamer. The result is a lithe, blithe dream of summer...
...system does have one possibly saving grace, the Harvard Policy Committee. This organization may offer a valuable forum for discussion of basic policy matters between the students and the administration (although students chosen by the administration are likely to hold administration views ...). As a test of the possible worth of the HPC, I propose that the HSA charter flight affair be turned over to this body to discuss, immediately upon its formation, the question of policy here being the right of the University to allow HSA to make overly large profits, if this is indeed the case. The HPC could...
...sisters could hardly be more dissimilar-on or off the slopes. Christine's skiing form is immaculate: body bent in the classic "comma" position, skis and poles perfectly controlled, she is the picture of grace as she zigzags through the slalom gates, rarely even brushing the marker poles. Bah, snorts Marielle. "Skiing beautifully is an unimportant matter"-and she attacks a slalom course like a fullback, flailing furiously with her poles, bowling over the gates, diving headlong across the finish line. Her hell-bent style has its disadvantages: Marielle has broken her left leg three times-while Christine...
Born. To Princess Grace, 35, still High Society's leading lady; and Prince Rainier, 41, ruler of Monaco: their third child, second daughter; in Monte Carlo. Name: Princess Stephanie Marie Elisabeth...
...ready to cheer with the inhabitants of Chailot when he and his fellow conspirators are destroyed. Lynn Milgrim and Paul Schmidt make attractively childlike lovers, whose only reason for being in the play is to love each other. Everyone, down to the flowers-girl and the doorman, performs with grace...