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...much that Harvard did the slow shuffle during this weekend's marathon; the other teams just picked up the tempo in events where the Crimson was weak--the breaststroke and the butterfly--and slowly dampened its spirits...
Beautiful sound and color are what Horowitz is really all about. Form and a unifying tempo matter less to him, and there were dallyings and wanderings in the second and third movements that would have been considered eccentric in any other pianist. The performance was marvelously spontaneous and without calculation. It was markedly freer than the way Horowitz used to play the work, but in its own way it was breathtaking, certifying that one of the most unpredictable musicians of our time is still not set in his musical habits. Probably he never will...
From there, Leslie Greis, who had replaced Hewitt when the center injured her hand earlier in the half, took control of the game's offensive tempo, chipping in six more points. The first two resulted from a superb feed from Atinc that thread-the-neeedle of the MIT zone and left Greis alone for an easy...
...suited to the industrial or the incipient super-industrial society, hence, maladaptation. This maladaptation is inherent in all modern societies--both capitalistic and socialistic--and Toffler predicts upheavals from "Tokyo to Washington, D.C. to Stockholm to Moscow" as each day brings an increase in tempo in modern society...
...HOME JOBS--The officiating was atrocious on both sides. Too many times offsides whistles were late, leaving the tempo of the game scattered and inconsistent...