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...James O'Shea, Harvard's newly appointed telecommunications manager, said that the extra charge is due to Harvard's new Centrex phone system. O'Shea said federal regulations require an extra charge for Centrex listings. "The Harvard telephone office can't do anything about it," he said. O'Shea worked for the telephone company until he was hired by Harvard last Spring...
...Centrex system will save students money next year, O'Shea said, by reducing the installation charge at the beginning of each year from $7 to 50 cents...
...Shea said it will become easier to reach University information operators as soon as a new comprehensive student directory is printed. The directory is scheduled to be really around the middle of November, and will be distributed free to students. The CRIMSON is also publishing a phone directory. It will include off-campus and Wellesley listings and will be distributed free the first week in November...
...They were particularly interested in the progress of the Shea Bill and the Cooper-Church amendment. They were well informed on these bills and the American political scene in general. They generally spoke of the war as simply a "wrong" policy, disastrous for the United States as well as for Indochina. There seems to be total confidence that in the long run they will prevail. They repeatedly expressed sympathy with what they perceive to be the difficult struggle of the peace movement in the United States. They expressed a strong desire for friendship with Americans and continual contact after...
Seneca's Oedpius is an exciting and challenging production. Much of the acting is very good. Shcila Hart as Iocasta and Jack Shea as Tiresias are particularly strong. Wakeen Ray-Riv's choreography is superb, and exploits the extremely-limited Agassiz stage to the fullest. Senclick's direction is intentionally upsetting. Yet it must be admitted that even a ritualized Theater of Cruclty cannot escape being theater. And as long as that is true, I prefer Sophocles's pretension to human reality to Seneca...