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OPINION
By Chris Rochester
Monday, June 1, 1970
THE DAY was as lucent as Homer's verse. It was time to go to the Aquarium. Huntley, clutching a copy
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OPINION
By Chris Rochester
Saturday, May 2, 1970
A C??BRADLEY, who wrote the only essay on Antony and Clipatra worth saving, said that the play was less powerfull
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NEWS
By Chris Rochester
Wednesday, December 3, 1969
COUNT Ferdinand von Zeppelin dreamed of his magisterial airship dropping entire wars of bombs on helpless cities terrorizing whole continents
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NEWS
By Chris Rochester
Wednesday, November 19, 1969
in Memorial for Professor G. Wallace Woodworth SLOWLY treading the street's dry ground, past each small shop closed for the
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NEWS
By Chris Rochester
Wednesday, October 29, 1969
BOSTON will enjoy the gifts of three conductors of the first magnitude this year: Seiji Ozawa, Claudio Abaddo, and Leon
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NEWS
By Chris Rochester
Thursday, October 9, 1969
OUR WATERS are brown, our skies are sulphurous, our fields devoured, and our people's screams barely audible beneath the tentacles
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NEWS
By Chris Rochester
Tuesday, August 19, 1969
I T IS ONLY when speaking of great manifold spirit such as Gustav Mahler, Whose preoccupations so forcefully resonate through
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NEWS
By Chris Rochester
Monday, May 5, 1969
(This review is the first of two article concerning new work by Harvard and Radcliffe composers.) THE HOLMES HALL concert
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NEWS
By Chris Rochester
Thursday, February 20, 1969
" Y OUTH," Leon Kirchner suggested in his remarkable introduction of Roger Sessions earlier this year, "has turned to the
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NEWS
By Chris Rochester
Saturday, February 8, 1969
A REVIEW of the premiere (1902) of Pelleas et Melisande complained of the work's "constant nebulosity" and of its "monotonous
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