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Kollek prefers to concentrate on solving specific problems, on making the city work. "If we look to everybody's distant expectations," he says, "then we keep getting a little farther away from each other, but if we look at everyday activities, we are getting closer. There is no ultimate solution here. Is there a solution for the problems of Chicago? Or New York? In not solving the problems of your cities, don't you try to grapple with questions as they come up, to answer them piecemeal...
...looks ahead to the end of the century, Kollek predicts that many of the problems of Jerusalem's everyday life will largely be solved. "We will have better housing," he says. "We will have more schools and community services. Whether people will have better relations with each other, I don't know. It is very difficult to say. But we will have great celebrations in the year 2000, because it will be 2,000 years of Christianity and 3,000 years since King David made this his capital. We are already preparing. So if you want to write...
...daft, heroic sanctity. Here she is to wear the sensible shoes of a Jo Woodward type. She won't fit; her talent is too big. So, at the start of this two-hour drama, Redgrave and the viewer strain and squint to miniaturize her legend into the everyday character of Leenie Cabrezi. It is an act of self-denial: she must lower the pilot light of her unique intensity and convince through an effort of will and craft...
...report on marijuana by the National Academy of Sciences [March 8] stressed that so far there is no evidence the substance actually causes addiction. The academy ought to talk to the thousands of everyday users who want to quit. I was one. I know it is very hard to stop either gradually or cold turkey. Now I counsel others-some in tears, grown men weeping, because they realize that it is a one-way ticket down...
...Classics were founded eight years ago by a group of students under the watchful eyes of Dr. John Harvey--then the director of the Gen. Ed. program. Harvey organized the team for players who wished to compete in a serious basketball program without practicing everyday--a commitment which every varsity and j.v. hoopster makes...