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...unusual prediction of how Marx would describe the economy in twentieth century America. McCarthy pontificated, "If Marx had known about the automobile industry in America he would have said that capitalism was stimulated either by war or the automobile industry...
...Chamber Soloists were enthusiastically received, an encouraging start for the Cambridge-Early Music Society's twentieth season. Had all the players caught the enthusiasm of the Messrs. Bressler, Murcell, and Ritchie, the evening would have been still more successful. Even so, a performance such as this with under fifteen people has infinitely more vigor than the cast-of-thousands approach used by the large opera organizations in their infrequent Handel offerings. Acis--along with Henry Purcell's chamber opera Dido and Aeneas--could make a strong case for baroque opera. It is a sad commentary on the form, however, that...
...Egypt is mostly choruses. Next term will be devoted to a wide range of pieces more technically demanding than the Handel. As for Harvard's forgotten children, the grad students, they too have vocal group--the Graduate Chorale. Gerald Moshell, conducting for his third year, will continue to emphasize twentieth-century repertoire. John Stewart has been commissioned by the Grad Chorale for this year's piece by a Harvard student...
Well, readers, nothing's wrong except that the Crimson has moved into the twentieth century. Over the summer we converted to a photo-offset printing process. There are advantages and disadvantages. The advantages are that our pictures come out much clearer, our layout is more flexible, and we save a lot of money. We can now print any piece of junk that strikes our fancy (see right) simply by sticking it on a layout sheet and sending it out to Lowell, where the paper is now printed...
...seem mostly designed to serve an Ulsterman's need for a particular image of himself and his nation. That image, "if not altogether respectable, is at least modern: 'We are not really living in the Middle Ages. So this is not a religious war; it is political. Twentieth century...