Reading fatigue and the pull of classics in modern books
HAL BOYLE laments dwindling interest in new books and favors timeless works. He recalls reading 50 to 100 books yearly, criticizes self help and escapist novels, and endorses aging favorites like Shakespeare, poetry, and the World Almanac as reliable guides through a cluttered literary scene.
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Harvard Organist to Perform in Music Week Recital
Harvard University organist and Boston Symphony Orchestra performer will present an E major program during Music Week Festival at RK U on Thursday evening May 4. The recital marks a long line of national radio broadcasts and a distinguished career in London and Harvard.
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New Radiation Detector Shaped Like Long Barreled Pistol
Scientists unveil a novel radiation detector resembling a long barreled pistol to warn of dangerous rays. The device aims to provide quick, portable alerts in hazardous environments.
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