Word: thursdays
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...theft of the art objects was reported to the Harvard police last Thursday, with a request became public when it appeared in the Cambridge police log yesterday...
Keith Jarret/Gary Burton Quintet. Keith Jarret and Gary Burton are separate trips in themselves. If the old adage "Two heads are better than one" holds water nowadays, the Keith Jarret/Gary Burton quintet could take you on the trip of your life this Thursday night. Burton, in addition to being one of Jazz's most accomplished vibraphonists, moonlights as an instructor at Berklee. Keith Jarret on the other hand, is a pianist who has rejected electronics completely and plays nothing but normal piano. But this has not cramped his style at all. In fact, his extension of new music past...
...response to my letter in Thursday's Crimson (Oct. 24), Peter Ferrara claims that the figure of $10.90 I cite as the median daily earnings of a full-time farmworker includes only base pay and not piece work. This is simply not true. The figure comes from the Department of Agriculture's booklet, "The Hired Farm Working Force of 1970," which Mr. Ferrara will find in the Business School library. It includes base pay, piece work, and all other forms of cash payment, and is an average only over the days the worker can find employment. The same publication also...
However, at Kirkland House, Thursday night, so many residents protested that the check was stopped for the evening
Walter J. Leonard, special assistant to President Bok and coordinator of Harvard's affirmative action program, said Thursday that he agreed "Harvard has not done as much as it should have in affirmative action...