Word: leonarde
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Music by University composers will share the program of the Harvard-Radcliffe Music Club concert in Paine Hall on Tuesday night, which includes Debusay's "En Blane et Noir," Sonata for Clarinet and Plane by Leonard Bernstcin '39, and "Das Marlculeben" by Paul Hiudemith...
...Francisco State College's President J. Paul Leonard carried the ball a little farther. Said he : "Too much time is spent on rules the pupil forgets, and writing compositions on subjects in which he has no interest nor any information." English teachers were kidding themselves if they thought "that a child cares whether he speaks correctly . . . until he feels the social pressure of his own group." Another fallacy, said Dr. Leonard, was the common belief "that a boy or girl can learn to express himself correctly, clearly and effectively by taking regular courses in English composition in school...
Sweeping Out. When the ballots were counted, Walter Reuther had complete control of the giant union. Reutherites dominated the U.A.W. executive board by an overwhelming 18-to-4 majority. Most important of all, Reuther's three strongest enemies - Secretary-Treasurer Addes, Vice Presidents "Tommy" Thomas and Richard T. Leonard-were booted clean out of office...
Billy Rose might have used the same excuse for dishing out this chestnut as if it were fresh-roasted. If he had been reading rival Columnist Leonard Lyons last February he would have known better. In one week, six people had offered twists of the same yarn to Lennie-eleven years after he had first "naively printed" the tale. And only a week before Billy printed it, Lyons had again tagged it a legend...
Operatic Duets (Jan Peerce, tenor, Leonard Warren, baritone, with the RCA-Victor Orchestra, Jean Paul Morel and Erich Leinsdorf conducting; Victor, 4 sides). Peerce and Warren too often sing vocal duels instead of duets. The album includes Solenne in Quest' Ora from Verdi's La Forza del Destino and Ah, Mimi, Tu Più from Puccini's La Bohème. Recording: good...