Word: noted
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Dudding said later that he could not attend the meeting because of illness. "Members of the council," he explained, "felt that the CRIMSON had not given note to freshman activities." For instance, he added, the freshman touch football game with Yale was reported in the Boston Globe but not in the CRIMSON...
...speaker discounted the terms of tragedy and comedy as important in assessing literature, calling them "insufficiently serious and truthful." He cited the "everyday and the ordinary" as the truth of literature, praising the Christian Bible for introducing this note to the West...
...literary opinion ("This book gives me more information about penguins than I care to have"), a thank-you note ("Thank you for your nice present. I always wanted a pin cushion, although not very much"), or a get-well verse to teacher...
Schnabel's playing was never note-perfect, but his performances on these disks have something so compelling that mere perfection would seem paltry by comparison. The recorded sound transferred from the old disks varies from good to barely acceptable by modern standards, despite the labors of Victor engineers. The package sells for a luxurious $80, a price that does not preclude some annoying corner-cutting: the sonatas are crammed together, one starting wherever the previous one leaves off, as if the listener were going to stack the entire 32 sonatas on his changer and run them through chronologically...
...prices, short supplies, gas rationing, mounting unemployment as oil-dependent industries were forced to slow down. Britain has already asked drivers to stay off the road voluntarily to conserve fuel, expects full-scale rationing by Christmas (see FOREIGN NEWS). But despite their troubles, London's papers could still note, with a wry smile, that the Arabs had their troubles, too, were unable to ship abroad all the oil they produced...