Word: perfection
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Connecticut provided the biggest shock, upsetting Yale 13-6 and breaking the Elis' perfect record against teams in the state that stretched back...
...Times isn't perfect", John D. Montgomery, Secretary of the Graduate School of Public Administration, said recently, "but it's the best paper there is right now." Of the 16 members of the faculty interviewed last week by the CRIMSON, almost all agreed with Montgomery that although "there may be more room in the paper for Times strikes a good balance...
Splice of Life. To capture a symphony on vinyl today, the score is segmented and recorded over and over on some 45,000 ft. of tape. Then the best passages are shredded into as many as 250 snippets, shuffled into order and spliced into a single, note-perfect performance on 3,800 ft. of master tape...
Though the purists cry "Heresy" many people agree. They argue that the human ear, adaptable instrument that it is, after repeated hearings of a note-perfect performance of Tchaikovsky's Fifth Symphony in all the glory of living stereo," will never again be satisfied with a fallible human performance. Pianist Glenn Gould has not played a concert in a year and a half because "that way of presenting music is passe. If there is a more viable way to reach audiences, it has to be through recordings. Concerts as they are now known will not outlive the 20th century...