Word: leon
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...project was suggested late last week in a report by Leon D. Bramson, instructor in Social Relations; Donald J. Eberly, assistant director of the International Student Office; and Paul E. Sigmund, Jr., instructor in Government...
While awaiting specific word from Nigeria and from the Harvard Administration, Sigmund and his two associates--Leon Bramson, instructor in Social Relations, and Donald Eberly, assistant director of the International Student Office--are planning to contact officials in at least one other African country, almost certainly Tanganyika...
Schumann: Piano Concerto in A Minor (Leon Fleisher, pianist; the Cleveland Orchestra, under George Szell; Epic). When he won Belgium's famed International Concours in 1952, recalls San Francisco-born Leon Fleisher, he was known as a garden-variety YAP (Young American Pianist). In time he became a DYAP (Distinguished Young American Pianist); now, at 32, he is a fully developed DAP (Distinguished American Pianist), as this superb reading of a popular war horse (22 available LP versions) demonstrates. Fleisher finds a Schumann that is virile, sinewy, full of sharply-profiled contrasts of tone and tempo...
Died. Paul Faure, 82, former secretary-general of the French Socialist Party, who espoused the then traditional socialist policy of disarmament on the eve of World War II in opposition to Fellow Socialist ex-Premier Leon Blum; of a heart attack; in Paris...
...animal but man. The hepatitis bug's small size and its frequent presence in fecal matter indicate that it may actually be an enterovirus -one of a group of particularly tiny viruses (including polio) that are found in the human intestinal tract. Says the PHS's Dr. Leon Rosen: "Isolating the hepatitis virus is the No. 1 unsolved problem of contemporary virology...