Word: coops
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...year-old cameraman corrals good-looking Cliffise as they walk by the Coop, persuades them to pose, and snaps their picture. There is a young boy who tells about how he plays the saxaphone by tooting notes softly until he finds one that sounds good. An eight-grader has built his own short story about Chicago Blitbottom into a three-act play...
...Wayne V. Andersen, Chairman of the M.I.T. Committee on the Visual Arts, will speak on "Time and Space in Italian Futurism." Wednesday at 8 p.m. Horst W. Janson, Visiting Professor of Fine Arts, will lecture on 'Donatello and the Antique." Tickets are $2, obtainable at the Coop and M.I.T. Student Center...
...cautious example of Briggs and Briggs. They would rather voluntarily ban the records than face a court case, even though they would appear to have a good chance of winning. "It's too much trouble--just for one record," explains a spokesman for Minute Man Radio. "While the Coop opposes censorship, on the part of public bodies and individuals," says merchandising manager Al Zavelle, "this is not a record which we think is worth fighting for. It's a question of where you're willing to take a stand...
Retorts Bernard Stollman, president of New York's ESP Disk Ltd., which produces and manufactures the Fugs records, "Man, action speaks louder than words. The Cambridge police have successfully intimidated Cambridge merchants. The Coop thinks it can choose its battle line. But that's wrong. Censorship is like pregnancy. If a woman is a little bit pregnant, she's pregnant, man. The Coop has a good reputation, but they're blowing the whole thing...
...being Saturday night and the Square is greasy from too much desire. Teen-agers in turquoise and cranberry, all chewing with the mouth open. Pass behind the Coop pillar and wait...