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Danny Schechter, the "news dissector" of WBCN radio, had a good reason for accepting his Nieman fellowship. The self-styled "Marxist Republican" told his fans, "I came to Harvard to lower my consciousness...
Unless Harvard accedes to student demands, Harvard Square may once again become deserted. But don't hold your breath waiting for such a decision. As Danny Schecter, news director for radio station WBCN, pointed out in last Monday's teach-in at Sanders Theater, such reluctance to challenge corporations should be expected from a body called "The Corporation...
Danny Schecter, news director of WBCN radio and Nieman Fellow, said last night that "angry disruptive activity" on the part of Americans is needed to influence United States policy towards South Africa...
...floor windows in Mather House (last week, that meant 30 inches of snow, and I had quite a cleanup problem) and, needless to say, the radio. Well I've now closed my window until the winter is officially over, and I've given up on the radio. (Last night, WBCN, the one station you're still supposed to think is OK around here, devoted an entire hour to this really boring Paul Simon album, which it pretentiously called "the fourteenth best album of all time.") WHRB's rock program is actually sorta OK, but I'm really fed up with...
George Sikowski (Cole Stevens), mayor of the town, faces an uphill re-election fight, and Phil Romano (Charles Laquidera, a WBCN dj) who inherited his father's strip-mining business isn't sure that he shouldn't back George's Jewish challenger, Sharman. James Daley, (Jon Terry) unloved and unsuccessful, is embittered with his job as a junior high school principal, and regards himself as a man of "unfulfilled potential." James feels he has been held back by his obligations to his recently-deceased father and Tom (William Leach) his alcoholic brother. And through it all is the coach (Alan...