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...close to popular Council President Paul A. Gusmorino ’02, is considered a formidable presence in the race. Lee is well known on campus for co-founding the Concert Commission, which recruited bands like Dispatch and The Roots to come to Harvard...
Sandwiched between the hustle and bustle of Head of the Charles weekend and the Dispatch concert in Sanders, Rockwell Church, a D.C.-based duo, took the stage of Club Passim for their first of two sold-out shows last Saturday. Lead singer Nathan Church Hubbard asked the audience, “Why do they schedule all this stuff at the same time? It must suck the rest of the year.” Suck the rest of the year or not, Boston was in for quite a treat as Rockwell Church opened its evening at Passim with a solid...
...website, however, does have a hotline number for users listed, 496-4736. Eight days and four appointments later—appointments Gordon described as consisting of “UAs struggling over the phone with NOC to convince them to dispatch a technician”—a specialist was assigned to the room...
While I congratulate the Harvard Concert Commission (HCC) on the success of their concert this past Monday, I was a bit dismayed by the sentiments expressed by two HCC members regarding the sale of tickets to non-Harvard students (News, “Dispatch Performs in Sanders,” Oct. 23). Given the show’s quick sellout and the limited number of seats in Sanders Theater, it is quite likely that many interested Harvard students were unable to obtain tickets to the show...
...were available to Harvard students and the general public alike. According to the estimates of HCC member Luke R. Long ’03, approximately 10 percent of ticket sales went to non-Harvard students. Given the Undergraduate Council’s $5,000 allocation to help fund the Dispatch concert, that works out to approximately $500 of termbill revenue being spent on subsidizing ticket purchases for non-Harvard students...