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To bring back some excitement to concertgoing--and some emotions other than nostalgia and/or pity--the music industry has turned to festivals. Not stationary, one-time events like Woodstocks I and II, but massive, carnival-like musical tours that feature at least half a dozen acts as well as food...
The event will take on an almost carnival-like atmosphere with booths, speakers, food, live music, raffles and games--all designed to "get Harvard psyched about the elections in November," said Projects Chair of the IOP Student Advisory Committee Eric P. Christofferson '98, who is heading up the event.
Last month, for example, Russell met with representatives of Cambridge Carnival International, an ethnic group which hosts multicultural festivals in Cambridge every summer.
Chase's visit to the Lampoon--a semi-secret Bow St. social organization which occasionally publishes a so-called humor magazine--coincided with the society's annual Spring Carnival.
Kvaerner, which also builds ships, is fishing for $400 million for Cunard, but it may wind up keeping the company if it doesn't get its price. Two would-be buyers, Carnival and Royal Caribbean, say they are not currently interested. Roderick McLeod, a Royal executive, told Lloyd's List...