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Another department will establish cultural and community celebrations such as a re-creation of the Boston Tea Party and an Italian festival in North Boston. The other departments will concentrate on physical and environmental improvements, visitor services, and economic development...
TONIGHT FECHTOR will give an hour-and-a-half one-man performance on the Loeb mainstage. The program includes pieces such as Tug of War, Suicide, The Piano Mover, The Kite, The Room and The Creation of the World. ("In my particular version of the creation of the world, I play God," says Fechtor.) Some of the pieces have plots, but Fechtor prefers to stress style. "Technical aspects are more important to me than showmanship aspects," he says. "People who come expecting to compare my show to Marceau's are going to be rather disappointed." Don't let his warning...
...will be carefully apportioned between Protestants and Catholics. The Special Powers Act, under which several hundred Catholics have been detained without trial, will be ended immediately, but security powers will be retained by Westminster until troop levels decline to something approaching peacetime strength. The paper will also recommend the creation of a Council of Ireland including representatives from the Republic as well as the North; its responsibilities will be limited to such areas as agricultural policy, trade and tourism...
...Theater March 8-10, 15-17, and 22-24, is the story of Emmeline Pankhurst and her cause. It is also a creative, alternately witty and moving piece of musical theater. The first original musical sponsored by the Radcliffe Grant-in-Aid in over 15 years, Suffragette is the creation of two Law School students, George Birnbaum and Josh Rubins. Birnbaum and Rubins wrote the script, lyrics, and score throughout the fall, and are currently producing and directing the play...
Acrobats. The dual devaluation of the dollar has hastened the creation of a turbulent new world of money in which the once rigidly fixed values of some currencies are bouncing up and down like acrobats on a trampoline. Since late 1971, for instance, the British pound has risen from $2.49 to $2.64, sunk to an all-time low of $2.32, and last week closed at $2.44. Five important currencies -the pound, Japanese yen, Canadian dollar, Swiss franc and Italian lira-are "floating" with no fixed exchange rate at all. They sell at prices set mostly by supply and demand. That...