"He is in a position of power--he is an obvious target [with] rhetorical significance," Offner said. "[Vice President for Administration] Sally Zeckhauser's Christmas in Jail might not be as clear and to the point for many people."
The focus of yesterday's protest on Rudenstine followed a series of other PSLM events that singled out Rudenstine as a target.
Last week, before Rudenstine was scheduled to speak in Boylston Hall, members of PSLM decorated the building with "Wanted" posters that featured his picture.
David P. Illingworth '71, associate dean of the College, said he believes that PSLM is misrepresenting Rudenstine's real role.
"I think he's an unfair target," he said. "As president he's a target for lots and lots of people."
But Illingworth said yesterday's play was, overall, "good-spirited as opposed to mean-spirited."
"[It had] good production value, a nice sense of humor, [and was] well-presented," he said. "Not all the facts are right, but not all are wrong either."