Word: slater
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Dates: during 1960-1960
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...performance of Vivaldi's Concerto per Orchestre per la solennita di S. Lorenso. The cheerful montony of Vivaldi's Concerti grossi is difficult to sustain, and the orchestra's playing was often marred by a somewhat fuzzy attack. The solist group, with the notable exception of the cellist Clarke Slater, also had an offday, and the strength of the winds only made the Concerto as a whole sound more ragged...
...same anonymous donor who in 1958 endowed the University's first Professor ship in World Religions (now held by the Reverend Robert H. L. Slater) provided funds for the Center...
Whitey Diegnan finished third, behind Brockman and the Crimson's Mark Mullin, in another inspired effort. John Munday, Ray Westendorp, and Pete Slater snuffed out whatever Crimson hopes remained by taking fifth, sixth, and seventh places...
...Westendorp, Pete Slater, and Frank Brochman head a Big Red squad which has defeated Colgate by a perfect score and lost to Penn state just as decisively. If Eric Groon, whose where abouts are not being revealed by Cornell, returns, the Big Red's stock will rise
...orbit has changed very little, but no one can say for sure how long it will last. All its gas pressure is probably gone by now. The only reason it keeps its shape is that the forces that tend to shrink or distort it are extremely small. Slater estimates that meteorites nibble away about 1¼ sq. in. of its skin per day. Eventually the sphere may collapse, pushed to a pancake by air drag and pressure of sunlight, or drawn together by the Mylar's "memory" of the way it was folded in the launching rocket...