Word: programing
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...REMARKABLE group of dancers, musicians and light technicians, building on the truism that "Action of one medium influences events in another" (from the program notes), created an evening of high imagination, beauty, and sheer fun at the Ex this past weekend. It is an evening spent in playful search of the "Elements of Dance," as the performers title the first half of the program by allowing free play to the "Dance of the Elements"--the second half...
...last piece, "Epilogue, or having read the book," the program notes claim to show that "the final definition of dance is the ultimate freedom of the imagination." While this offering is the most amusing, and the most gimmicky (featuring a neon-lit strip-tease in which Miss Crouse and Mr. Kemper remove their white gloves, socks, and hairbands) it is also the most controlled. Lighting, movement and music are in close harmony, while forcing a consciousness of each medium individually as light is made to dance, dancers to glow, and the music plays to the dictates of either...
William G. Saltonstall, Chairman of the Massachusetts Board of Education, has been appointed Curator of the Alfred North Whitehead Fellowship Program and Lecturer on Education at Harvard...
...School Faculty's dramatic program to up-date and expand its involvement with urban problems is an encouraging start at making the School's activities more relevant to the urban crisis. But the Faculty should avoid too much self-congratuation. While its vote represented Harvard's first positive reaction to last week's urban explosion, crucial gaps remain in the sweeping proposals for reform...
Many of the people in the exhibit hall could as easily have been attending the General Mills stockholders meeting next door. Dressed in conservative business suits, they admired the flintlock rifles on exhibit, talked about the Safety for Hunters program, or carefully handled $300 shotguns and rifles shown by the major firearms companies. At one exhibit, fifteen salesmen impeccably dressed in yellow blazers politely aided prospective customers for Winchester rifles while a pretty girl passed out leaflets detailing the ammunition produced by the company...