Word: photographers
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...responds so he knocks on the door, waits and buzzes again. Finally the door opens and he strides in and over to a small room where fancily dressed people are sipping cocktails. He spots Helen Gilbert (chairman of the Radcliffe Board of Overseers) whom he is supposed to photograph, and moves away to attach his flash to his camera. He thought Gilbert would be alone, waiting...
Rick stops at the Office of the Arts to check on an assignment for the night. He was told to photograph Sarah Caldwell, conductor of the Boston Opera Company, but the Arts Office has been consistently giving him the wrong information--he gets to an assignment and there's no one there, so he's getting progressively less eager to work for them...
Rick steps out into the night air, relieved Caldwell wasn't the ogre he anticipated, and he walks briskly to the Science Center. The auditorium where he is to photograph a speech by former Secretary of Defense James Schlesinger '50 is almost full so he squashes out his cigarette and passes through the doors muttering, "My life is a session of half-smoked cigarettes." He moves to the front, the speech begins and Rick starts shooting...
...charming of The Crimson to print that delightful photograph of me at North House on the front page of your March 24th issue...
...cabinet of plates a more conventional photograph is propped. A chain of ladies in turn-of-the-century dress hold hands in front of an Observatory that no longer exists. At the end of the chain stands Edward C. Pickering, appointed Director of the Observatory in 1877. Pickering concentrated on photometry, using the Great Refractor to take thousands of pictures, which the ladies he leads in the picture classified...