Word: coops
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...crucial players are left and they will get cheated here as they so often do in most of the coverage. The winner of the Ripped Off-of-the Year award this season is Coell Cooper, who has the terrible misfortune of bring a first baseman. Coop (he needs a nickname badly-partly because he's always coming up to pich, hit in the clutch) has been designated hitter lately, and has done so brilliantly at the plate that they've been playing him more and more. He's leading the team in batting although he has too few at-bats...
...open space, puts out a bucket or guitar case for contributions, and begins to perform, expecting to draw a crowd. These days there are two prime spots for this sort of thing: Brattle Square, usually late in the afternoon or early at night, and the front door of the Coop, a couple of hours after closing time. Lately a group of jugglers have been using the Brattle Square spot and they are okay if you like jugglers. The Coop location has weird acoustics because of its cave-like qualities and usually attracts good guitarists...
Mark Rothko is a name in modern art that most people recognize--his prints sell in the Coop, the lawsuits over his estate get written up in the New York Times, some of his paintings are rotting away in a locked room at the top of Holyoke Center. Milton Avery isn't such a famous name, but this is what Rothko had to say about...
Color lithographs by Ronald Searie, who does better drawings of spaced-out cats than anyone else around, are at the Coop's exhibition gallery through Saturday...
What with only 35 percent of the Coop membership voting (after the deadline had been extended several weeks) clearly the election was rammed past a disinterested and misinformed membership. The result is a Harvard Coop less responsive to the wishes of its members than ever...