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...Crimson Dance Team in Concert “I want to be....MADE”. Harvard Dance Center Brattle Street Chamber PlayersPaine Hall Hold Tight My PeopleSanders Theatre The Playboy of the Western WorldLoeb Drama Center Main Stage FootlooseAgassiz Theatre Sunday May 7, 200612:00 PM ARTS FIRST Band FestHolyoke Center1:00 PM The Zoo StoryBarker Center 2:00 PM A Tale of Two CitiesRadcliffe Yard Harvardwood: Careers in Arts and EntertainmentHarvard Hall 104Crimson Dance Team in Concert “I want to be....MADE”Harvard Dance Center3:00 PM Tchaikovsky’s 1812 OvertureLowell House...
...WriterAfter last year’s collapse of Freefall, Harvard’s most famous pop-rock heartthrob quintet, some worried that music at the College was at its nadir. Not so. Just as Freefall persevered, with some members branching off to form the Dharma Seals, so many student bands have, with the help of loyal fan bases, overcome venue and technical limitations, strict noise rules, and at-times tepid peer response.Arts First weekend looks to celebrate all the acts that have overcome these obstacles. The schedule is peppered with a variety of performances from some of Harvard?...
...Harvard students joined a band called The Modern Lovers. One was Ernie Brooks ’71, and the other was future Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee Jerry G. Harrison ’71, a Visual and Environmental Studies film concentrator...
KCRW MORNING BECOMES ECLECTIC Band interviews are interspersed between full-song performances on this show out of Santa Monica College...
...treating us like we're a bunch of whores, just solve the problem." But pretty much everyone admitted that none of the proposed solutions would go very far toward doing that. "All too often in the past, the American people have been bought off with short-term political Band-Aids that haven't addressed the real issues." That was Dick Cheney talking to reporters in 2001, a few weeks after he declared in a speech that "conservation may be a sign of personal virtue, but it is not a sufficient basis for a sound, comprehensive energy policy...