Word: scalese
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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ALBERTO GINASTERA: CONCERTO FOR PIANO AND ORCHESTRA (RCA Victor). The violent and voluptuous new opera Bomarzo (TIME, May 26, 1967) demonstrates that Argentina's Ginastera does not let such modern disciplines as serial technique stand in the way of red-blooded musical drama. His concerto is full of mellow...
In a 119-page report released May 22, the seven-man committee recommended significant salary increases for all non-tenured Ph.D's here, even if this means hiring fewer of them. After showing that the older the professor, the less trouble Harvard has in getting or holding him, the committee...
Committees, and sub-committees of committees, have been everywhere, taking up an incredible complex of issues. The most prominent has been the Faculty's Special Committee on Recruitment and Retention of Faculty, which turned in a 119-page report last month--replete with 15 tables of research data--that recommended...
While pay scales are a major factor, housing's cost problem reaches far beyond wages. The $24 billion industry has been fettered for decades by myriad little, mostly local ties that bind it to old-fashioned methods and an archaic organization. Each strand of that web reinforces the others...
The Law School's old and new grade scales are unlike any other at the University. Although theoretically based on a 100-point maximum, grades seldom go above 80 and never above 90. The new scale is: 80 and above, A+; 77-79, A; 74-76, A-; 71-73, B...