Word: vocalized
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Worrying Points. The most vocal opposition to no-fault has come from trial lawyers, who earn more than $1.4 billion a year in fees from auto-accident cases. Though their self-interest is obvious, the lawyers raise some troubling points. For generations it has been considered only just for an injured person to collect damages for the intangible costs of an accident, including psychological "costs" like long periods of suffering. Under the "purer" forms of no-fault, some victims of another driver's carelessness or negligence would not be allowed to sue for such damages...
...Vocal recital: by Jane Struss, controlto, and Philip Morehead, piano. Program of Bach, Brahms, Crawford, and Mahler, Kirkland House JCR. 8:30, Friday, March...
...commercial cynicism, bad taste, musical ignorance and all-round incompetence been brought together within the grooves of a single LP. Written and arranged by Producer David Axelrod (Electric Prunes), conducted by the jazz world's Cannonball Adderley, the RCA Messiah has something to offend everyone. For lovers of vocal style, there is singing that would not pass muster in the 1950s-parody group Sha-Na-Na. For devotees of pure rock, there is numbingly dreary rhythm and somnolent guitar work. For connoisseurs of modesty, there is this blurb on the record jacket by the album's producer, Ronald...
...There Must Be A Reason" on the first side sums up all the various influences operating on War. The song begins with soft vocal harmonies eventually leading into a tumultuous, forceful cry. Throughout the song, the instruments are carefully blended in front of a very rhythmic percussion pattern. Although the production teeters along the fine line between good production and over-production, it manages to pull the whole song together into one dynamic whole...
...days after it was delivered, a professor at the Ein Shams University in suburban Heliopolis sarcastically lectured at a student meeting about "fog over Egypt." Hundreds of Ein Shams' 38,000 students rapidly took part in teach-ins. Before long, protests spread across town to Cairo University, where vocal students criticized the government's waste, political inaction and willingness to let American oil companies operate in Egypt even as the U.S. delivers additional Phantom jets to Israel...