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...student union could be used for many more functions than the existing facilities in Agassiz," Mrs. Bunting said. She specifically suggested that a union provide a snack bar, work and recreation rooms, and a coed swimming pool...
...Dudley House spring production "Softly Like a Flower" has been canceled because of charges that the author wrote the play to get revenge on several former Harvard classmates. The play, written by Philip Stone '62, was scheduled to run April 10-13 at Agassiz Theater...
...room will agree that the University badly needs a place for Harvard and Radcliffe students to meet informally. In most universities, students can gather in a union or activities center. Harvard students are condemned to meet in Widener, the unattractive and expensive cafeterias in the Square, and the inconvenient Agassiz living room...
...presents, and one could readily excuse the East House cast for not accomplishing it. The many other shortcomings of the production do not put one in a forgiving mood, however. Take Friday night's first act, of which a small portion follows (you must remember that the windows of Agassiz auditorium have been left open...
...traffic and one-thirds Garden St. traffic and one-third backstage foul-ups. Hector's strange speech patterns, as elucidated by Donald Lyons, are without known cause. It may seem a pointless quibble to mention the surface noise; but Heartbreak House is not the first play ever given in Agassiz, and it is the height of sloppiness not to know the auditorium's accoustical possibilities and impossibilities by opening night...