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...balance between something special for the junior class and enjoyable for the entire Harvard community,” JCEC co-chair Daniel Gonzalez-Kreisberg ’07 said. Juniors had free entry to the dance, but all other undergraduates had to pay a $5 admission fee...
...midst of a conversion experience, not so much to the Republican philosophy but to the Republican way of doing campaigns. It was so much simpler. Maybe it was because Republicans were more businesslike and saw their consultants as employees, rather than saviors (and paid them accordingly-with a flat fee, rather than a percentage of the advertising buy). Maybe it was just the way Bush and Karl Rove went about the practice of politics. But this was, without a doubt, the tidiest political operation he'd ever seen. There was none of the back biting, staff shake-ups or power...
...admit to meeting with Burkle twice and to asking for money. ("Um, $100,000 to get going and month to month, $10,000.") But he denies it was extortion. "The money that was talked about was as an investment in my clothing company," Stern told TIME, "and as a fee for consulting on a media strategy, not specifically just the Post...
...offer an unspecified number of unsold house seats (those prime orchestra seats reserved for VIPs like ... well, theater critics) for what would once have seemed exorbitant prices. The cost of seeing Ms. Roberts without straining your neck or bringing your telescope: $250. Make that $251.25, counting the $1.25 "facility fee," intended to help keep up a theater where the seats are still cramped, the ushers surly and you can't bring your drink inside the theater after intermission. And the scalpers used to be outside the theater...
...Staff writer Stephen M. Fee can be reached at sfee@fas.harvard.edu. For full coverage of this story, please see the April 13 issue of Fifteen Minutes, The Crimson’s weekend magazine...