Word: mems
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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After more than two years of report-writing and deliberation about the future of Memorial Church, the situation remains very much the same as before. On May 30, President Bok overruled the November 1973 proposal for Mem. Church written by a committee headed by Krister Stendahl, dean of the Divinity School...
...steps of University Hall were crowded yesterday with administrators squinting through the bright sunlight at the United Committee of Third World Organizations's Mem Church rally. "Oh come on," said one, reading over the committee's leaflet. "Nobody ever thought they'd get that center...
...small, his conduct resolutely inconspicuous, Gris has long been the least-known major French artist of the 20th century, and the claws of myth have never got a hold on the cool, highly wrought, intellectually guarded surface of his art. Nor, until now, has his adopted country honored his mem ory with an official show. The gap has at last been filled by a compendious Gris retro spective at the Orangerie in Paris (through July 1), organized by France's Chief Curator of Museums Jean Leymarie...
...Fisk organ at Mem Church isn't perfect for Franck, but the player will make up for it. John Ferris begins a May series of recitals with an all-Franck program...
...threw eggs at me like I was a peasant," Nhu complained, "but Harvard was incredible." And in May 1964, Harvard saw its first semi-political riot in years: police used dogs and clubs to break up 1500 demonstrators trying to save 70 sycamore trees, slated for replacement by a Mem Drive underpass at Boylston Street (the plans were later revised). Of course, it was only semi-political: the next week, Harvard students swelled the ranks of the 100 demonstrators against a ban on elevator riding at the Chandler School for Women in Boston, chanting, "We want dogs!" John U. Monro...