Word: shiningly
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Adams House: Tatsuo Arima, Robert A. Hastings, Lawrence H. Johnson, Theodore N. Metropolous, Kenneth I. Shine, and John G. Wofford...
...score-for the rain-then-shine California romance of an aging Italian winegrower and the young waitress he has courted by mail-is at its best where it is lightest or most lightly lyrical. There is a male quartet cocking a very male eye in Standing on the Corner; there is the sheer Broadway frolicking of Big D, with its salute to Dallas; the gay lesson-in-English of Happy to Make Your Acquaintance; the Verdi-gurdy high spirits of Abbondanza and Sposalizio. But there is also the lyrical How Beautiful the Days, with its touch of Bellini-like sweetness...
...composers who have come to America from abroad, Bohuslav Martinu has achieved a large measure of recognition in this country. His Czech origins shine through his music more in his melodies than in his harmonies or forms, which are modern in convention yet somewhat Baroque in spirit. He is a prolific composer, and his many pieces include mediocre works along with decidedly more successful ones. Westminster has just put out a record that illustrated both facets of his talent. The Concerto Grosso is a fine piece of music, with incisive themes and strong rhythmic drive. But its companion...
...faith in man-faith in his profound worth and in the divine spark he contains." For faith is the bridge to the future. "This is Rome at the time of the barbarians. It is falling apart. But that doesn't mean the light won't shine eventually...
Glen W. Bowersock of Eliot House, a concentrator in Classics; Thomas J. Hegarty of Eliot House, History; Alan I. Levenson of Lowell House, Social Relations; Charles P. Segal of Leverett House, Classics; Kenneth I. Shine of Adams House, Biochemical Sciences; Charles P. Sifton of Eliot House, History and Literature; Peter N. Stearns of Eliot House, History; and David C. Williams of Kirkland House, Chemistry...