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LEVERETT HOUSE JCR: Schoenberg Commemorative Concert, Jan. 21 at 8:30, featured soloists: Susan Larson, sprechstimme, Diana Hoagland, soprano, and Max Sung piano, Pierrot Lunaire, Piano Pieces opus 33 a and b, and the Second String Quartet, free...
Nail Down. Physicist Alan V. Larson, who helped write the Arkansas paper, insists that the panel of experts will be able to either "verify or challenge" Miss Woods' version of what happened. "They'll nail her right down," he predicts. Other experts are not so certain. Kenneth Stevens, a professor at M.I.T., agrees that "an amateurish" tampering job could be readily detected, but he is not sure that the panel will be able to say with certainty whether a specific tape has been altered...
...Harvard's defensive efforts were insufficient. Gordon's Vern Larson scored the first goal of the match, ten minutes into the second half. The second goal followed eight minutes later, kicked in by Dave Evans. Bruce Wilkinson booted in the final goal of the game wihh less than four minutes left...
...placing in the intermediate fours demonstrated Crimson rowing dominance. An all-sophomore crew of Dave Bixby, Jim Donaldson, Hovey Kemp. Oliver Shalle and coxswain Bob Larson manned the winning shell...
...suit against their own union. Foundation officials contend that their efforts are legal because donor corporations contribute to a common fund and have no choice in deciding which suits get legal aid; thus, they say, no company is instigating suits by its own employees. Foundation President Reed Larson nevertheless refuses to disclose the names of the corporate contributors, although in effect the ten-union suit demands that he do so. If he did, says Larson, the unions would "try to intimidate these people to stop giving...