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...haired and elegant, Steptoe is a pioneer in the use of laparoscopy, a technique for exploring the abdomen and observing the reproductive tract by means of a long, thin telescope equipped with a fiber optics light. He is also an impeccable dresser, enjoys watching cricket and is a fine organist. In the words of a colleague, he is "a man of character and determination who if someone is speaking nonsense is perfectly willing to say so." His partner Edwards, the father of five daughters, is no less accomplished in his own field, the physiology of fertilization, and just as dedicated...
Finally, the last concert of the Busch-Reisinger Thursday Noon Recital Series for the spring semester takes place on Thursday, June 1. If you're still around, you can listen to organist James Higbe play Bach's Concerto in Cmajor, Toccata and Fugue in d minor ("Dorian") and other works. Call 495-2317 for more info. And have a good summer...
Thursday Noon Recital Series--Organist James Johnson plays works of Buxtehude, Sweelinck and Pachelbel at Busch-Reisinger Museum at noon. Call 495-2317 for details...
Nancy Randolph, special assistant to President Bok for affirmative action, will give a short address, Lenora McCroskey, assistant organist, and the Kuumba Singers will provide music...
...born Leopold Antony Stokowski in the Marylebone section of London in 1882, the son of a Polish cabinetmaker and a mother of Irish descent. They managed to scrape up enough money to send him to Oxford and to the Royal College of Music. He got a job as an organist in a London church, then moved to St. Bartholomew's in New York. In 1909 he became the conductor of the Cincinnati Symphony. He was young (27) and virtually untried, but magisterially handsome and already with the mark of genius upon him. Under the gaze of his stern blue...