Word: missed
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Miss Johnson said that Harvard professors involved in the program will officially be "on leave" while in Atlanta...
...Atlanta professor will probably teach at Harvard next year, Miss Johnson said yesterday. Harvard departments must be able to place the visitors. Miss Johnson added that the Biology and Mathematics departments have already expressed interest...
...quality of the dancing shows best in "Jazz-Ballet, or a Tale of Two Styles." For this piece, quite literally a "Dance of the Elements," Miss Crouse portrays water to a very simple piano melody. Her movements, drawn mainly from classical ballet are exceedingly simple, she repeats them over and over. Mr. Kemper, as fire, uses the jazz idiom and, again, the choreography is almost childishly simple. Mr. Kemper and Miss Crouse have wisely avoided the temptation to demonstrate their ability with technically difficult movements. The success of the evening depends so entirely on the performers' ability to harmonize...
...poem are so construed that they take meaning only in relation to the totality, indeed that the progressing of a poem can make unnecessary and even harmful the coagulation of inspiration, is proved, if it needed proving, by Rachel Hadas' exposition of a paradox in "Lucretius Widow Thinks Aloud." Miss Hadas adopts the epistemological methods of the rationalism she explodes and argues her case in spare language simply arranged...
...Like Miss Hadas' poem Dorcas' story is uncluttered with glosses to Lowell and Eliot and the assorted deities of last year's tutorial. This is probably so because, to judge from the numerous references to anthropology, the author concentrates in Folk Mythology...