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...Director Justin H. Haan ’05 said that the concert would cost between $75,000 and $125,000 with the council covering $30,000 and ticket sales covering the rest. CLC chair Jack P. McCambridge ’06 estimated that tickets would cost between $20 and $25 for Harvard students and $30 for non-Harvard students...
Fast forward to the eighth game of the season. Harvey’s action with the offensive unit had slowly dropped off, special teams were arguably now his primary responsibility—and he was lobbying for a ticket...
Andy D. Litinsky ’04 left Harvard early last spring with a single suitcase and a plane ticket to New York...
Despite finalizing many details of an AIDS benefit concert planned for Oct. 2 in Harvard Stadium, Alicia Keys’s managers canceled the concert saying that a visit in October would hurt ticket sales for other Boston-area visits in the near future...
...events of his presidency. In talking to him, you get the sense he really cares about just one question: Who will keep you safer? Bush says "steady, strong leadership" is the card he puts on the table--he has stared down history. His rivals on the Democratic ticket, he suggests, are bound to blink. "If they're going to change one day, they may change again," he tells a Las Vegas crowd. "I think you need somebody who's gonna do what he says he's gonna do." Dick Cheney's version: "Indecision kills...