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According to Sargent Kennedy, Registrar, about a dozen students a term misread their exam schedules and show up in the right place at the wrong time, or vice versa. Most common misreading of the printed schedules seems to be the result of a sort of Freudian censorship, whereby the student replaces "9:15" by "2:15" in his sub-conscious, and never knows the difference...
Registrar Sargent Kennedy '28 announced yesterday the award of six prizes pending final approval by the Faculty of Arts and Sciences...
Receiving honorable mention in the Garrison competition were Donald A. Hall, Jr. '51, Peter S. Hank '51, and William L. Phelps '46. There were no competitors for the Jeremy Belknap Prize and the Sales Prize while the Winthrop Sargent Prize for 1949-50 will not be awarded...
Conductor Sargent's arrival is not likely to mean any big housecleaning of the BBC orchestra. He has frequently guest-conducted it, and declared himself well pleased. Most English critics rank it as one of Britain's top three (the other two: Sir Thomas Beecham's Royal Philharmonic, Barbirolli's Hallé). If it has not won the prestige in Britain that Arturo Toscanini's NBC Symphony has achieved in the U.S., that is mainly because, as one British critic put it, "the BBC has not had a Toscanini." But in 20 years...
Britain's biggest (96 players) and best-known orchestra, the BBC Symphony, last week got its first new conductor in 20 years. The new man, who will replace retiring Sir Adrian Boult this summer: handsome, popular Sir Malcolm Sargent, 55, until 1948 founder-conductor of the Liverpool Philharmonic...