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...least some of the students about Vietnam." In October, 1970, a bomb went off in the office of a Center Fellow, Detonated, it substantially damaged a floor of offices and the library. A final attack against the CFIA--ironically, Huntington recalls, on his birthday--brought more than 1000 Boston-area demonstrators marching to the CFIA, in April 1972. There, more than 100 of them broke in and ransacked the building, setting fire to papers and books. The damage was estimated at $25,000, not to mention the loss of research...
Harvard's representatives have decided not to participate in next week's Boston-area campus "Week of Resistance" to the Solomon Amendment, a congressional proposal which links federal financial aid to draft registration, because plans for the college's portion of the events have fallen through, organizers said last week...
...hockey team's a cent to the top of the ECAC. When the 5-ft., 8-in., 170-lb. defenseman arrived in Cambridge from Minnetonka, Minn., the icemen had no home area. Watson Rink was being converted into the Bright Hockey Center, so the squad had to find open Boston-area rinks to practice in, and used the Boston University facility for its "home" games. It was far from an ideal setup, and the victories came few and far between...
Music director Stuart Malina '84 has brought to Mozart's The Marriage of Figaro a highly professional polish the tradeoff, as usual being some loss of student and House flavor. Three of the five main voices are Boston-area professional musicians; they carry the main musical burden for more than three hours. But in no sense do they overshadow the two undergraduate leads. Sebastian Knowles as Figaro and Nan Hughes as the lovesick pageboy Cherubino. Indeed these two make it obvious that casting professionals is not the only way to go. The valiant, largely student orchestra conducted by Malina...
Koury is the founder and director of the Boston Youth Theatre, a multi-racial company of young Boston-area actors, which in the course of its seven year existence has produced an admirable series of plays and musicals. The Youth Theatre hit big twice with I Am Boston during the city's 350th Jubilee, and Z Appenin, a loose adaptation of the Peter Pan story set in Boston's Combat Zone and featuring dancing cockroaches among the other denizens of that area. Like those works, Just Desserts is an original musical, conceived, written and directed by Koury. Desserts is Koury...