Word: thursdays
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...finally figured out this politics," Ronald Reagan once confided to an associate. "It's like show business. You start with a big opening act, coast, and close with a great crescendo." For the conservative Republican star, the opening act is scheduled to begin at 9:30 a.m. this Thursday in the barnlike ballroom of the National Press Club in Washington, D.C., with a four-minute announcement of his candidacy for President. He plans to say that the country has lost its direction and the people sense a need for fundamental changes. Next, the script calls for Reagan and Wife...
...course there was the infamous painting of the Widener columns by a Yale Thursday morning, which Harvard students already know about, but some of the other festivities, and the ferver with which the Yale students are approaching The Game would be incomprehensible to a Harvard student...
...Thursday night 1000 Yale students marched behind the Yale band through the old campus for a pep rally. Carmen Cozza, the Eli coach, delivered a crowd-pleasing victory speech. (Can you imagine Joe Restic in a situation like that?) Needless to say, the pep rally culminated with a burning of John Harvard in effigy...
Would it be within the realm of the Crimson's power to revive the Third Page section of Thursday? In the past, I looked forward to the incisive, intelligent and informative reviews of Paul K. Rowe. Now, however, only dull plot summaries appear, with no commentary on whether or not something is worth seeing. As a frugal graduate student, I only buy the Crimson on Thursdays, precisely for its entertainment guide. I regret to say that I will find it necessary to deprive the Crimson of even that small income, if the reviews do not improve, dramatically. Let's bring...
...Tempest. More Shakespeare, performed by the Boston Shakespeare Company at their playhouse at the corner of Berkeley and Marlborough Streets in Boston, through November. Performances Thursday through Saturday at 8 p.m. Tickets $4, student rush...