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...home) and a 70-piece orchestra. Mostly the repertory is taken from the Kirov's gallery of classics-Swan Lake, Giselle, La Sylphide, La Bayadère-but there are a few modern works, including Maurice Béjart's Bhakti and a new work choreographed by Oleg Vinogradov, the Kirov's director. To Vinogradov the mix is about right. "This company is good enough to do any kind of choreography," he says, "but we are proud of our reputation as a museum, a Hermitage of choreography. Here the classical repertory in its entirety is preserved...
...committee meets the March 15 deadline, construction on the building could start in April or May, Oleg Grabar, chairman of the Fine Arts Department, said last...
...Oleg Grapar chairman of the Fine Arts Department said yesterday that Bok's decision was "legitimate." but he added that it should have been made long ago. "There aren't enough new reasons--the main reasons were known four or five months ago," he said...
...Security Council's chambers, gave the necessary minimum of nine votes to Prince Sadruddin Aga Khan, 48, a Harvard-educated Iranian citizen who was the U.N.'s High Commissioner for Refugees from 1965 to 1977. But there was one hitch: his detractors included Soviet Ambassador Oleg Troyanovsky, who, because he represents one of the council's five permanent members, was entitled to veto any candidate. This he did, considering Sadruddin too pro-Western. That opened the way for the runner-up, Pérez, who had won eight votes in the straw poll. In the official secret...
...Oleg Grabar, the maestro of Fine Arts 13, would like to do a little travelling himself--a week in Florida or Tahiti is his version of the ideal Christmas gift. And the simplest request of all comes form Harvey C. Mansfield Jr. '53, the Government professor whose average grades are legendary for their coincidence with his middle initial--a nice bottle of cognac is his gift of choice. Try the Harvard Pro, Gov jocks...