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Shortly before the elections in Portugal, TIME Managing Editor Henry Grunwald and Correspondent Gavin Scott interviewed four of the nation's top government and political leaders. Each in ins own way tried to present the Armed Forces Movement position and to counter fears that Portugal might go Communist or...
In the Soup. Such books are known in the trade as "show tie-ins," and by the debased standards of the genre these are well done. But what would happen if the show went in for "book tie-ins" and the Bellamys had to cope with a passel of bestselling...
Art did not even have trouble with his costar. "Until the picture, I never liked cats. But Tonto is a helluva cat. He had two stand-ins-cats that looked exactly like him-in case he got sick or was hit by a car. But old Tonto was a real...
Actually it has mattered from the very beginning. Harvard never was a mystery to me. I have lived and breathed Harvard ever since I was six (we get our heat from the Bio Lab). As a freshman I knew that Vis. Stud. was a department and not a feminist porno...
This self-conscious uniqueness is evident everywhere at Steve's: in the hand-lettered menu; in the rows of framed newspaper clippings about the place that line the wall where endless hordes of people wait for sundaes and mix-ins; in the way Steve leans on the ends of the...