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Undergraduate Council Member Josh Berger '88, one of the "Battle of the Bands" organizers, said New Man will be an "insurance policy" for the events success by bringing students from other Boston schools to the $5-a-head performance. Advance tickets will go for $4, Berger said...
McDonald's chose its McStars from 7,500 alumni who responded to newspaper ads placed by the company in January. Each will be paid the standard screen actor's fee of $317.40 plus residuals. Fame or success in high-powered careers was not required for selection: an electric company lineman, a barber and a flight attendant are among the chosen. To promote burgers but not burgomasters, all politicians were eliminated from contention. That knocked out Tulsa Mayor Terry Young...
...England, but not my mind." He insists: "I do not think there can be any future for orthodox Christian beliefs." However, he thinks human spirituality has a great future. There is, of course, considerable skepticism about whether spiritual experiences can be studied at all with any degree of success. The late Philip Toynbee, a writer and critic and son of Historian Arnold Toynbee, wrote that Hardy's quest was the equivalent of "trying to catch an angel in his butterfly...
That leaves X-ray lasers, which are being investigated under tight secrecy at the Livermore Laboratory. Grumbles Teller: "Methods that have real expectations of success are classified, and methods that have little possibility of success are advertised...
Continued success marked the Varsity Club throughout the '60s as athletic participation continued to increase. Women joined its previously all male ranks soon after most of Radcliffe's educational activities were taken over by Harvard...