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Speaking as one member of the Roxbury Tenants of Harvard Association, and not representing RTH, I would like to reply both to The Crimson article of April 24, 1974 and to the recent WHRB broadcasts about the strike of '69. The main problem with the article is that since it focused on the new housing we are building, it did not mention either that a lot of the old housing is remaining (for how long is constantly in dispute between us and Harvard, but it will remain, for a while, at least), or that people who will have to move...
Listening to the WHRB broadcast I was wondering why Mr. von Stade was complaining about being thrown out of an office building while Harvard was going to evict people from their homes, until he said something about how it was wrong to lay a hand on an official of Harvard University. Then I understood, because the people who run Harvard are elitist, and think that since they are from the social class which enables them to know more about Celtic Literature or kidney transplants they also know better than working class people what is better for the latter. Do they...
Folk Orgy. WHRB will cram as many live folk performers into its studios as it can for the station's traditional reading period folk orgy on Sunday, May 19, from noon to 8 p.m. Call 495-4828 for information...
...find in bands that haven't made it yet, as are intelligent ways of mixing, letting each instrument step out and hop over the wall of sound. The Sour Mash Boys have no such problem, which is why they record so well--when their tapes play Saturdays on WHRB, they sound more at home in studio conditions than most of the slick Nashville people who have been playing and selling for years...
Daniel I. Raviv '75, news director for WHRB, said last night he had no comment on WHRB's release of O'Neill's statement to the press...