Word: reliefer
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Harvard picked up its second touchdown, to the overwhelming relief of its fans, after six minutes of the final period. O'Connell's short punt from his own ten was caught by Scott Harshbarger, who went 15 tortuous yards before being downed on the 17. Two more Harshbarger carries brought the ball within...
When the flasco was over, the Crimson showed no jubilation-only relief. "Pitifut," one player called the game. The coach gathered his boys together and warned them. "If we play that way against Yale, they'll murder...
...podium, all his movements are clipped and economical. Every muscle is under rigid control. But the moment the music stops, Conductor Igor Markevitch cuts loose. For quick relief from artistic discipline, he unlimbers his tongue. Occasionally his cutting comments have helped cost him a job. "Paris musicians," he announced, "are a Mafia." Markevitch played several variations on the same theme, and was forced to resign from Paris' Lamoureux Orchestra a year ago. Last week, in Tel Aviv, where he appeared as guest conductor of the Israel Philharmonic, he sounded off at the drop of a question. This time...
...affinity of the tragic and the daemonic is the chisel with which to cut in relief the face of many an artist," said Leo Schrade Wednesday night in the first of his Charles Eliot Norton Lectures on "Tragedy in the Art of Music...
Seven members of last summer's project are presently teaching in the East African country and another, David R. Ebel '62, is working as a civil servant for the Treasury Department of the Tanganyika Government, Bennett, who stayed to manage the relief program after the project's first summer in 1961 and ended up in charge of a camp for Batusi refugees from Ruanda, praised the freedom that the project offers its members. He also cited several students who have remained in Africa on their...