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...business, the council endorsed a recommendation to the College's Committee on House Life (COHL) that all under-graduates have 24-hour access to the main entryway of the houses...
...council's Subcommittee on Universal Keycard Access, which issued the recommendation, said it also wants to "ensure that there are two locked doors between one's room and the outside world"--a provision that may be impossible because of the houses' for instance, access to the main door provides access to the entire house...
Nobody likes a bad review, but publications cannot be expected to spew out nothing but praise for all theatrical endeavors. Speaking for myself, and judging by the comments of my peers, the main complaints against The Crimson are not the negativism of some reviews, but the unfortunate tendency of The Crimson to publish incomplete and incorrect information, and to write reviews as if by formula...
...make lots of silly ghost sounds and giggly cackles. They hiss a great deal, as well, as they bound about the stage, apparently carrying out very complex, though incomprehensible, choreography. Unfortunately their bumping and stomping is very loud on the hollow wood stage, and distracts from the sorcerer and main witches. One can only wonder at the lack of discernment which allowed the director either to encourage or to tolerate these devices. Dimpled and angelically beaming, the chorus' strange behavior during the witches' seance only heightened the viewer's impression that she was attending a children's performance intended...
...main witches, who have several recitatives each, a couple of duets and solos in a choral verse, are quite skilled in their musical delivery, though their acting, too, leaves much to be desired. Especially outstanding is the wild-haired Anja Blair, who projects wonderfully and exhibits a very clear, strong vibrato. The witches' scene, however, is too highly lit, giving the impression of a parody of a scene of darkness and evil. The sorcerer sings at the scene's opening, "Wayward sisters, you that fright/The lonely traveler by night...." Frightening lyrics, set to suitably dark, minor music. But when undermined...