Word: stewart
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Another ace for the Thundering Herd is triple-threat junior quarterback Jim Stewart. An excellent passer, Stewart is also an experienced play-caller, a good runner, and the start of the Bison secondary on defense. In addition to these duties, Stewart also does the punting and place-kicking...
Ives: Symphony No. 3 (Baltimore Little Symphony conducted by Reginald Stewart; Vanguard). This imposing work was completed in 1911 when the late U.S. Composer Charles Ives was 37. Its serene and majestic first movement is the most appealing, but its allegro gets involved in a struggle between sprightly and weighty themes. The finale, again, is flowingly introspective. On an Overtone LP, Soprano Helen Boatwright performs Ives's 24 Songs. The selections span nearly the entire period of Ives's creative life. They show him as a romantic in spirit, a modern in terseness and detail...
...James Purves-Stewart, at that time probably the most widely known neurologist in England, freely granted Freud's great contribution to psychiatry. "But," he said, "Freud's theories are like the bathroom in a house-highly valuable on occasion but no place to stay...
Edward P. Frothingham '56 of Dunster House and New Canaan, Conn., was one of four persons killed this summer in a car accident at Stewart, Fla. Frothingham was hitch-hiking home after participating in summer ROTC camp at Fort Sill, Okla...
...Theater (Sun. 9 p.m., CBS). The Windmill, with James Stewart...