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Abbado and the London Symphony more than do justice to this underrated composer (Mendelssohn's reputation has still to recover fully from the damage the Nazis did to it), offering crisp, incisive performances. The "Italian" Symphony explodes in a burst of melody, its irresistible opening theme a shout of joy...
Bonner requested the extension last month so she could recover fully from her operation and undergo treatment for glaucoma, set for March, her son-in-law said.
I may say that during the two years since his appointment as director, he has been very effective in building up the research activity at the Center and the educational offerings in Middle Eastern Studies. His contributions in these areas are widely recognized. The Center has thrived as a scholarly...
As a companion piece the ICA is showing Witness to War, Deborah Shaffer's 30-minute study of Dr. Charlie Clements, a former U.S. pilot in Vietnam who has had a conversion to Quakerism and now does medical relief work in the shell-stormed hills outside San Salvador. The quick...
The Eagles scored the game's first seven points and Harvard was never able to recover. It was so bad for the Crimson in the early going that it committed eight turnovers before it ever put points on the scoreboard.