Word: rosen
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...second-year business students, Herschel L. Langenthal '50 and Joseph Rosen '51 will assume the duties of joint secretaries to Dudley, Charles P. Whitlock '45, Allston Burr Senior Tutor to the Non-Resident Student Center, announced yesterday...
...earth, it did not establish a new altitude record; the Viking Seven, fired in August 1951, went just as high. But the latest Viking carried the heaviest payload: 750 Ibs. of instruments, a big improvement on the 450 Ibs. carried by the Viking Seven. According to Dr. Milton Rosen, head of the Navy's Viking project, the rocket performed beautifully, going just where it was expected...
...Charles Rosen is a Ph.D. in French literature (Princeton) who also plays the piano. Last week, after listening to a Rosen concert in Manhattan's Town Hall, the critics told him, in effect, to quit the literature business and concentrate on the recital business. "[He may become] a figure of real consequence on our musical landscape," said the Herald Tribune. "The type of mind that is going to grow with the years," seconded the Times...
...Rosen played a program that an older man might fear to tackle. Where the usual recital contains only one or two really testing works, Rosen's had four. Moreover, he played them thoroughly...
Manhattan-born Charles Rosen has been playing the piano since he was five, but when he went to Princeton he majored in French literature and studied music on the side. After that came graduate work, and the big academic push that the Ph.D. requires. Then about two years ago, just before he got his degree, some of his admirers raised $1,000 to pay for a Manhattan piano debut...