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...middle of a fight between the 900,000-member U.A.W. and Caterpillar, the world's largest construction-machinery manufacturer. Many strikers have been out of work for five months and are having a hard time supporting their families on benefits of $100 a week. But when Caterpillar chairman Donald Fites warned them to return to work last Monday or lose their jobs to permanent replacements, all but about 400 obeyed the union call to disregard the company ultimatum. The company began advertising in area newspapers last Monday for new applicants. A special Caterpillar telephone number installed to handle requests about...
Calling It Rape, directed by Sonia Rasminsky, makes both men and women's experience with date rape an issue undeniably "worthy of notice." The production involves three men (Donald Britton, Sam Ferre, Robert deNeufville) and four women (Dulcy Anderson, Elizabeth Humphrey, Mary Dixie Carter, Daniela Raz). Jessye Lapenn, one of the coordinators to Take Back the Night events this year, praised Calling It Rape. "It was important for us to involve art in our discussions of rape and domestic violence. Art has been used to subjugate women and women's bodies in subtle ways; it's important to reclaim...
...Donald M. Solomon, who also once headed HRAAA,said "It's was getting to be a little to late forHarvard to divest, because even if Harvard diddivest it couldn't claim any moral superiority forhaving done...
...Equus, which played at the Loeb Experimental Theater last weekend, Alan Strang (Benjamin Hewitt) faces these disturbing circumstances. Still, family problems and a fetish are not compelling enough reason to blind five horses. Martin Dysart (Donald Britton), a professional psychiatrist, begins with the hope to cure...
...highlight, however, is the acting. Carolyn Rendell, who is a contributing writer for The Crimson, shines as Dora Strang. Her imaginative, sensitive portrayal of a character who teeters on the brink of insanity is marvelous and easily the best performance of the play. Benjamin Hewitt and Donald Britton bring strength of their roles as Alan and Dysart. Blake Lawit impresses the audience with his capacity to handle the volatile, frustrated character of Frank Strang. Elizabeth Price brings earnestness, normality, poise and the most strongly felt stage presence to her role as Jill. The horses are memorable as well. Their grace...