Word: leonarde
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Bernstein: Facsimile (RCA Victor Orchestra, Leonard Bernstein conducting; Victor, 4 sides). First recording of the music of last year's hit ballet. Few would quarrel with Lenny Bernstein's own analysis of it: "Neurotic music." Performance: good...
First signs of danger for the high-riding Techmen came this summer when three Harvard skippers took the Leonard M. Fowle trophy out from under the noses of the surprised Engineers as well as the 11 other competitors. Tom Day, who accounted personally for more than half of the Crimson's 214 point total, received help from Ralph Foster and Pete Putnam...
...Leonard Bernstein '39, conductor and composer, who has directed the Palestine Symphony, will comment on the music of that country...
...Leonard Gordon and Oliver Lee each scored one goal to lead the Yardlings to their second victory of the season with no defeats. Gordon, the center forward, scored first at the start of the second period, booting the ball in from a scrimmage in front of the goal mouth. A long blast from the right of the goal in 11:50 of the third period accounted for Lee's score...
...only a hope. The pension plan seemed doomed, and partly it was because of union politics. U.A.W. President Walter Reuther, an old enemy of Leonard's, was naturally jealous of the prestige which a pension plan might give his rival. So his henchmen, according to union gossip, quietly urged the plan's defeat. In this, they found themselves working with their arch enemies, the Communists. As long as they thought that Young Henry would not agree to pension, the Communists (who dominate Local 600) were for them. When Ford agreed to them, they turned against the whole business...