Word: til
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Four more shopping days 'til Christmas--and no present yet for Aunt Edna, eh? It's always the same: she can't read, hates fresh fruit, and thinks scent is sinful. You gave her a cut-glass rose vase last year and a hand-painted four-in-hand the year before. Well, how about a record for once? We've heard 'em all. Come closer; listen closely...
...second thought, though, the best bet for your Aunt Edna is a multiple album it'll take her 'til Epiphany to get through: George Szell and the Cleveland orchestra have just put out what is, to our mind, the definitive recording of Schumann's Four Symphonies (Epix SC 6039/BSC 110). With them are Leon Fleischer and a sparkling performance of the Piano Concerto in A Minor, and that perfect niche-filler, the Manfred Overture. The whole is a wonderfully compact way of having the best of Schumann all to oneself...
...just as anxious to find out as you are," Yovicsin replied, adding, "Wait 'til the first game--we'll have a pretty good idea after that." The waiting is over; today is the day. At long last, Crimson fans will have a chance to observe the hard-hit Harvard eleven, already famous for its pre-season miseries and disappointments. Kickoff time is 2 p.m. in the Stadium, as Lehigh provides the first opposition in Harvard's 88th season...
...poisoned atmosphere of the current session, the task seems impossible. Yet the U.N. must feel, as Hammarskjold did in a meditative mood several crises ago, when he quoted Shelley: that one should "hope 'til hope creates from its own wreck the thing it contemplates...
Still he did not know of the attack un til he heard the first bombs fall at 0755 hours on the morning of the 7th. "I thought it probably a maneuver, but rose and switched on the shortwave" to get the 8 o'clock news from Radio Tokyo. Twice during the weather forecast, the announcer reported "East wind, rain." That was the code signal indicating an attack against U.S. territory.* Yoshikawa immediately began burning his code books and other intelligence materials. When Federal Bureau of Investigation agents arrived that day to pick him up for eventual repatriation, the only...