Word: concertizer
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Student Assembly, which would be phased out next fall if undergraduates approve a new student government this week, plans to spend the rest of its $300 in funds to sponsor social activities this spring, said Natasha Pearl '83, chairman of the Assembly. By selling out the concert at $4 a ticket, Pearl said she hopes to fully cover the projected $2000 cost of the concert...
...band has virtually agreed to the performance, Lance Pryer '82, the Assembly representative who planned the concert, said. If all goes well, tickets for the April 9 event will go on sale next week, first to Harvard students and then to students in other local colleges, he added...
...addition to some negotiating with the Humans over the fee, the Assembly may also have a conflict with University officials over the serving of alcohol at the concert. Herrmann said he wants to set up a bar for students over 20 years old, but that administrators "don't like to segregate the campus...
...student discussion and input, if students believe CHUL and CUE give students a wonderful opportunity to provide student opinion on important areas of housing, college life and education, if students are happy with only House-wide (and frequently alcohol-free) parties and events and think a campus-wide concert, dance or party is somehow immoral or unwanted, and if students want these marvelous institutions and realities of Harvard life to continue for another ten years (at least), then they should vote no on the constitution--or better yet not vote at all. But if students are unhappy with student government...
Lobig organized a benefit concert for the Pro Musicis Foundation, which will take place in Jordan Hall on March 28. Rick McFadden, a spokesman for the New England Conservatory of Music, said yesterday. "Lobig was very active in the arts scene in Boston," he added...