Word: vanguards
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Purcell: Come Ye Sons of Art (Alfred Deller, countertenor; Vanguard) is a happy new appearance of Purcell's birthday music for Queen Mary, this time with Deller and his countertenor son, Mark, sharing the sublime duet...
...York publisher turned up in Memphis in February to pay Gus for his old song, he was as cagey as he was surprised. ''I want my money," he kept saying, peering out over his dime-store glasses. For publishers' rights to the song, Vanguard Records gave him $500, plus the promise of a one-third cut in royalties if all goes well. Gus was also offered a recording contract to make an album for Atlantic Records' Stax label...
...since this atmosphere does not exist on many American campuses, NSA can play an important role in the educational process at other schools. In the past, Harvard has often made significant contributions to the development of NSA and to its programs; the College continues to be in the vanguard of the organization. Harvard students are national and regional officers; and the University's faculty and physical facilities are resources often tapped for NSA programs and conferences. Harvard's ability to lead and challenge others makes it of great value to the Association...
...living or dead, but most are "garbage": the burned-out rockets, connecting rings, nose covers, and other bits and pieces that are abandoned after accompanying spacecraft into orbit. The oldest of these far-out travelers is Explorer I, launched Jan. 31, 1958. Its orbit is beginning to decay. But Vanguard I, launched a month and a half later, is in higher orbit, and may stay aloft for another 1,000 years...
VOLTAIRE AND THE GALAS CASE (224 pp.)-Edna Nixon-Vanguard...