Word: sounding
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...strong, rhythmic Schubert's Third Symphony opened Saturday evening's program; basses and celli played with striking clarity, and the string sound was alive and tuned. The last three movements were less compeling in rhythm than the first, and the winds were often out of tune, but these were minor obstacles to the emotional realization of the music, which was always there...
...thus responds by talking of de-centralization of authority as a means of making the government accountable to the people. Bundy's contrary position, insisting on a wider role for government, would be less valid if the radical view consisted of more than slogans that sound instinctively right. We are justified in asking for more concrete and practical proposals from the left to deal with the problems of complex, technological society...
...play a soft, floating melody. Then the drums pick up, and the bass quickly joins in with a muffled, steady beat. Finally, a fellow in a red-striped T-shirt, smiling but otherwise motionless, steps to the microphone, and, about as pleasantly as a human being can make a sound, begins to follow the organ with his voice. The lyrics are simple: "lalalalalalalala." But the meaning is clear...
...said that he had heard the Boston Sound "doesn't exist," and that he was "in love with Ed Sanders of the Fugs...
...University's need to pay as much heed to the emotional development of students as to their intellectual development. My concern is not about psychological treatment of students with emotional difficulties but with how the University can make use of psychological counselors to create an atmosphere that facilitates sound emotional development and helps to prevent emotional difficulties. Such counselors, who would consult with the University about policy matters as disparate as the design of the dining rooms or the character of gradng policies, could come from the Health Service with the ment responsibilities; they could come from the existing faculty...