Word: tsang
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Last year, on November 18, most freshmen had fight tunes from the Harvard. Yale game running through their heads. But Bion Y. Tsang '88 had music of quite a different sort in his head, as he made his Carnegie Hall debut as a solo cellist...
Urged by his parents to learn to play an instrument, Tsang began playing the piano when he was six. He added the cello at age seven, inspired by a concert which his schoolteacher's son gave. "I fell in love with the tone of the cello," he says, adding, "Besides that, everyone was playing the violin...
...Tsang will perform one of two original pieces by Harvard graduate students featured in the concert, which is free and open to the public...
...concert by The Group for New Music at Harvard will include performances by noted pianist Ursula K. Oppens alongside cellist Bion Y. Tsang '88, who recently presented a recital at Carnegie Hall in New York...
...most hard-core hackers, they do not think much about graduation or life after college: all that seems incidental to the computer experience. They generally study, work and talk in the SPICE rack, and when they go out for food, their choice of eatery is understood and unvarying: Jimmy Tsang's Chinese restaurant in Shadyside. Any suggestion that hacking is the least bit odd makes them bridle. Says Large: "Hacking just means doing something with enthusiasm. I know more about farming than the average person knows about computers, but I don't view farmers as strange people wrapped...