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...finish was supposed to be a dead heat between the trio of Rojas, Andy Campbell and Keffe, but the judges gave the win to Campbell by a step, "I was standing about 100 yards from the finish," McCurdy recalls, "And I yelled out to Andy to take an extra step at the finish and get the win. They all looked at each other and as Andy crossed he must have made the right move...
BRIEFLY...Irish folk enthusiasts can hear The Battering Ram, a trio of traditional folk artists playing at the First Congregational Church Fri. Oct. 12 at 8 p.m...Paul's Mall and the Jazz Workshop are serving up an all-star lineup this week and next: this week, Bobby Blue Bland and Freddy Hubbard, respectively; starting Tues. Oct. 16, Miles Davis at the Mall and Willie Dixon at the Workshop...Steve Goodman, a fine folksinger and songwriter, is playing Tufts on Wed. Oct. 17. Call 492-7679 for details. P.M.S...
...Symphony points out much of what is good and bad in serious Victorian music. It is not and cannot be background music. There is so much sincere emotive material that it could never be left playing in the background like a string of Handel concerti grossi or even Bach trio sonatas. It demands closer attention. But the fruits of attention are often sparse (in contrast to the Bach trios!). Beautiful themes are exposed, but then lapse into less-than-profound filler. Huge crescendi too often come from and lead to nowhere. Basically, Victorian music could not cope with the olympian...
...astronauts were not given much chance to talk, their doctors had no hesitation about speaking out. After completing preliminary shipboard medical examinations, they declared that the trio appeared to be extremely fit-in better shape, in fact, than the returning Skylab 1 astronauts, who were in space only about half as long. The prolonged exposure to zero gravity did take its toll...
...stand-up comic's nightclub routines. But there is nothing funny about the condition some doctors call "dementia pugilistica." Doctors have known for years that a hard blow to the head can slam the jelly-like brain against the rigid skull and cause permanent damage. Now a trio of British researchers has documented just how serious-and how widespread among boxers-this damage is likely to be. In a study published last month in the journal Psychological Medicine, they report that the pounding suffered by boxers can destroy vital brain tissue, producing not only physical symptoms but psychiatric problems...