Word: hdc
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Paul J. Mundie '66, president of the HDC, said that it took more than six months to work out the details of the satellite debate. He explained the delay this...
This fall, a BBC representative again contacted the HDC. He explained that the high cost of using Early Bird made it impossible for the BBC to produce the show--but when the rates were lowered, he said, the debate would be held...
...HDC president Peter Skolnik '66 said yesterday that he was pleased with the proposed goals of the Forum-Theatre. "Any meeting of minds in experimental theatre at Harvard is all to the good," he said...
...power they were to receive. But it was actually the Faculty directors who were using the fluid situation to consolidate their own influence. As before, they could ask the Faculty committee to veto any student proposal they coudn't themselves block. But now they could also affect the HDC's plans from the outset, either by argument, or by suggesting that the Faculty committee would veto a proposal...
...this those who object to the plan recognized merely by saying that the executive committee would become the pawn of the Faculty directors. The price seemed slight, however, when weighed against the promise of an HDC renaissance. There were to be benefit performances to replenish the treasury; under existing arrangements the HDC made no money on Loeb shows. There were to be special benefits for HDC members: free tickets, lectures, a newsletter. The next week the constitution was ratified 39-1. An elected president was to represent the membership. At executive committee meetings, though, he would have no vote...