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Political honeymoons seldom begin as auspiciously as Lynn Martin's. Last week the Senate voted 94 to 0 to confirm the five-term Illinois Congresswoman, who was defeated in a race for the U.S. Senate last November, as George Bush's new Labor Secretary...
Talvy's two worlds seldom mix she says. Most people on the show refuse to believe that she goes to Harvard, says Talvy. "I don't know if it's an insult or what," she says...
Seen simplistically and from afar, Saddam Hussein comes across as a figure seldom found outside the pages of comic books or pulp fiction: the villain who will stop at nothing, an Arab Dr. No alive and menacing in the Middle East. Some are content to leave it at that. The demonizing of Saddam has escalated along with the war and seems omnipresent in the West. Last week the op-ed page of the New York Times ran a David Levine drawing titled The Descent of Man. Running from left to right were representations of Clark Gable, a gorilla, a chimpanzee...
...cycle will continue. Removing U.S. influence from the region as soon as possible is the only way to allow the people of the region to have self-determination. Certainly, there are countless details that cannot fit into this letter. This solution is not easy, simple or pleasing, but reality seldom...
...back, but seldom forward." commented one of the leads at the beginning of Merrily We Roll Along, Stephen Sondheim's backwards musical about a man (Frank) who has it all and hates himself. The first scene occurs in 1979, the last in 1957. In between, audiences at the Agassiz Theater this January were treated to consistently great acting, some good singing hysterically funny, dated costumes...