Word: millers
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Arnold J. Miller, organizer of Boston's "11 Votes for Peace," said that the group had sold 5000 tickets--only a third of the Garden's capacity--as of last Friday. About 500 tickets have been sold in the Harvard community, Patrick E. Shipstead '71, a leader of the Harvard group, said yesterday...
...Miller scored two touchdowns yesterday as the Harvard junior varsity football team swept to a 20-0 victory over Cornell's J.V. here...
...Miller, the hard driving fullback who was the powerhouse of last year's freshman team, scored his first T.D. on the first drive of the game. It came on a two yard plunge. Sophomore quarterback John O'Grady, who started the game, engineered long drives...
Scott Guild, another sophomore who started at halfback, showed some fancy open field running as he broke away for an 80-yard touchdown run late in the second quarter. The third touchdown came late in the third quarter on a two yard plunge by Miller...
...sterile fantasy land of conventional playhouses, the guerrilla troupes prefer the realism of open-air settings for dramatizing their message to children, students, workers and activists. Naturally, the values of the Broadway stage are anathema to them. "You cannot respond to junk like Tennessee Williams or Arthur Miller," insists Luis Valdez, an alumnus of the Mime Troupe and founder of El Teatro Campesino. "Art is communication. The more artful you are, the more straight-telling you are." This is roughly the esthetic theory of the poster or the comic strip, and guerrilla theater is hardly more subtle; radical drama willingly...