Word: concertizer
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...about me. To have walked around with my discman, wearing the fact that I was listening to the new Sonic Youth as a badge of pride, angling the CD player so that it caught people’s eyes. To be in the mosh pit of a Pearl Jam concert. (And yes I know all those references date me as an early 90s teenager rather than a late 90s one.) Or to be 18, going three times a week to clubs, hands in the air for songs that were favorites within those particular clubs but that were completely obscure...
...most contentious debate of the meeting surrounded the Harvard Concert Commission-a group under CLC's jurisdiction...
Gusmorino and Council Vice-President Sujean S. Lee `03, among others, wanted to issue the commission a block grant of $15,000 at the outset of the year to allow the commission the "convenience and security" necessary to organize a concert...
Ultimately, members of the Ad-Hoc Committee voted to allocate funds on a concert-by-concert basis, though a number of council members questioned the plausibility of having three concerts next year and expressed concern over losing accountability for council money...
...President insists that it's time to move away from the "balance of terror" concept that kept Cold War enemies from firing nuclear warheads against each other for fear of massive retaliation. Instead, he proposes a missile shield in concert with a dramatic reduction in the U.S. nuclear arsenal. But there?s nothing new or post-Cold War about this at all: President Ronald Reagan essentially proposed the same thing with his "Star Wars" scheme. And while President Bush's emphasis was on land- and sea-based missile defenses, the net effect would be the same - which, of course, makes...