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Undergraduate Council Chairman Richard S. Eisert '88 said he is hoping "at least 1000" students will pay the three-dollar admission charge to dance to the music of Robespierre and help consume 30 kegs of beer...
Normally issued only to legal Cambridge residents, the three-dollar permits have been selling for $40 to $75 on the black market to commuting businessmen, Monago said. "Three parking tickets cost $45. An illegal permit pays for itself in three days," said Monago...
...celebration winds up with a midnight fireworks display at Waterfront Park in Boston. All outdoor events are free, while admission to practically every indoor event comes with the onetime purchase of a three-dollar button...
...that the bill was not a "budget buster," as Reagan had charged; indeed, the $14.2 billion measure actually costs $2 billion less than the original Reagan proposal. Contended House Democratic Floor Leader Jim Wright of Texas: "The claim that the bill is over budget is as phony as a three-dollar bill...
...unexpected as are Puck's entrances and exits. The humans' movements are heralded by woodwind and strings that stay comparatively close to the everyday world. Occasional discords throw into relief the eeriness of the fairy themes. Philip Kelsey conducts a 37-piece orchestra that it would be worth the three-dollar admission just to hear. And the singers prove equally professional, balancing technique with feeling...