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He said he has urged the U.S. government to insure that equal amounts of economic aid be given both sides in the conflict. "These are very poor countries on the verge of starvation. If we stopped aid, it would be a very dreadful thing," he said. "It's a dreadful...
It was-with dreadful swiftness. Most spectators hardly knew what had happened until they saw blood spilling across the hall floor. One eyewitness, Leslie Morgan, thinks he saw the spark that touched off the battle. "I saw two Hell's Angels come up to a Breed and try to...
SHAKESPEARE, and Abe Burrows don't have a hell of a lot in common: even Veriety admits that. But Shakespeare, like Burrows, occasionally worked as a play doctor, called in to liven up a closing act that didn't work, to throw in a few good lines here and there...
The single most important reason for merger at this time is financial. According to Harriet B. Belin, Director of Radcliffe Admissions, "It is the only solution to our financial pickle." Radcliffe is facing a projected deficit of close to a million dollars for 1971-1972. Her alumnae annual giving is...
Part victim, part protagonist, Didman drinks and fornicates his way through perversely comic and dreadful, nightmarish scenes, drifting toward a vision of his final destiny: he must become a self-willed pawn of the black-power movement. "Generals, politicians, princes_they killed in quest of power" he maunders to himself...