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...reach the finals the spikers had downed Yale and Cornell in straight games and split its games with Brown to clinch first place in their pool and meet Penn in the semis. The Crimson had too many weapons for Penn to contain, taking a two-game triumph...
...worst repositories of toxic waste in the U.S. Before the site was finally shut down in 1972, it was filled with nearly 34 million gal. of hydrochloric, sulfuric and phosphoric acids, chloroform, trichloroethylene and other poisonous manufacturing byproducts. Although California and federal authorities have spent $7 million to contain the damage, the lethal chemicals are still working their way into the ground water, threatening area residents and farms...
...Israeli Ministry of Health, acknowledged that the first cases might have been caused by some "environmental irritant." Investigators had noted the presence of a yellow powder, possibly pollen, on some windowsills of one school near Jenin, and the air in the vicinity of the school was found to contain a trace of hydrogen sulfide. Doctors in Hebron observed slightly excessive amounts of calcium and sodium in the blood of some of their patients. Said one local doctor: "There is no sign of poisoning. Still, something has happened to these girls...
When the new series has been completed, Julia plans to serve up another book, tentatively titled The Way to Cook. It will contain recipes from Dinner as well as from the monthly column for Parade magazine that she has been writing since 1981. Her formulations for both show and book will be for fairly advanced cooks. "We will not," she vows, "be chopping onions." The recipes, says an associate, "are as exciting as ever. Julia is still the idea woman." Meanwhile, shooting is on time and on budget, which is as much as anyone could ask of a real-life...
Monologues dominate the first two plays, which contain almost no sustained movement on stage. When Waiting for Godot was first produced thirty years ago, reviewers called it boring and meaningless. Today, it is a staple in most dramatic repertories; it remains to be seen whether these two pieces of 1976 and 1981--though tedious and difficult--will attain equal popularity. Certainly an open mind is essential for any viewer of these plays, with or without any familiarity with Beckett's other work...