Word: levins
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...shadow of the Science Center,” it is inhabited by faculty “who not only have wide ranges of interest but also often outside musical careers”—for example, famed classical pianist and Robinson Professor of Music Robert D. Levin ’68. However, this makes for anything but the stereotypical “diva” atmosphere assumed to pervade music departments. According to Kelly, “though we have many programs which could ignore each other, we rejoice in each others’ differences and accomplishments...
...without exaggeration that at President Lawrence H. Summers’s installation, Yale President Richard C. Levin admitted that, “Harvard is blessed with the broadest and deepest assembly of intellectual talent and academic resources in the world, and it is to Harvard that the whole world looks for leadership.” At last, Levin joined the long tradition of Yale graduates who spoke the truth in their unguarded moments—or at least forgot that the microphone was turned...
Yale University President Richard C. Levin told the Yale Daily News that certain classes of requests raise serious issues of jurisdiction. Levin said that in some cases Yale would not turn over the records without a court ruling requiring them...
...Rick Levin spoke so graciously at my inauguration that I wouldn’t dream of predicting the obvious—except to say that New Haven is my hometown, and I intend to be fiercely disloyal to the home team...
...distinguished technical elements help the production. Alexandra K. Levin ’04 designed an interesting set, which depicts the filth and clutter of the family home with wonderful attention to detail. The mismatched furniture, empty beer bottles and extensive collection of old newspapers appropriately set the mood. The jazzy music accompaniment, provided by Ryan W. Blum ’04 and Alex D. Gordon ’04, adds an appealing element to the production, amplifying the tense moments in the dialogue...