Word: founding
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Coach Cooney Weiland have been encouraging his forwards to shoot the puck more,a suggestion taken seriously by center Jim Dwinell, who took a team high of ten shots on the Norwich goalie and found three of them in his goals-scored column. Weiland is also trying to revive a facsimile of the old cleary Guttu-O'Mally power play to patch the varsity's playmaking weakness. When a Brown skater is in the penalty box the forwards, for example the first line of Dave Morse, Dwinell and Bruce Thomas, will be joined by one defenseman and skate four abreast...
...there was no Heldentenor to replace him. By that time, Set Svanhom, his beautiful voice always a bit too lyric for the heaviest Wagnerian tenor roles such as Tristan and Parsifal, was also to retire. After Svanholm's few remaining years with the company, no one could be found on either side of the Atlantic who could make a reasonable claim to the place in the roster vacated by him. Revivals of Wagner haven't been stopped because of this shortage of dramatic tenors, but all of them have been impaired by it. Neither Leibl nor nor Vinay, holdovers from...
...every consideration is excluded except the row and its transformations into lines and combinations of lines. This might be the point to ask: Does the piece have anything to say? The formal, declamatory style is not particularly friendly, nor are the most ingratiating sections meant for casual listening. I found Threni frequently affecting, although in parts the gray was unrelieved. More hearings might easily produce a different view...
...into the Shanghai Eve ning Post & Mercury, one of the most outspoken papers in the Far East. Starr's paper opposed Japan's growing sphere of influence so vehemently that he was forced to leave Shanghai. Then the Japa nese took over the city. But American International found new fields to conquer in Latin America, eventually built a larger business there than it ever had in the Orient...
Hello, Hong Kong. Starr went back to Shanghai after World War II, found his organization intact. When the Chinese Communists threatened the city in 1949. Starr hired three airplanes and shuttled more than 100 employees and their families to offices in Hong Kong...