Word: concertized
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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JOHN P. REARDON JR. '60 and Archie C. Epps III have little to gain personally from authorizing the proposed Grateful Dead concert tentatively slated for April 24 at the Stadium. Neither the athletic director nor the dean of students has publicly proclaimed himself a Dead Head...
...both men should give serious consideration to plans for the first major campus concert in four years, an event that would draw publicity for the Undergraduate Council while providing entertainment to a substantial segment of the student body...
...long run, the Council would better serve the undergraduate population by sponsoring several smaller concerts in Briggs cage or the Bright arena instead of this one large concert. These smaller concerts would not be designed as money-making ventures, but simply as social events for the students of the college...
...spokesmen refuse to discuss specific facets of these relationships, but Harvard officials recall that the firm has done acoustical consulting on two University renovations as "favors" during the last year, the Paine Hall concert hall and Leverett House's dining room...
...engineering. But the company's roots are much narrower--founded in 1948 by a trio of MIT professors, BBN began as an acoustics consultant and still derives its reputation from that specialty. The firm is famous in musical circles for its work on the New York Philharmonic Orchestra's concert hall about a decade...