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...first day of classes this term, he asked students shopping his history class what they possibly hoped to gain by taking History 1321: "Spain From the Habsburgs to the Illustracion...
DIED. DON CHERRY, 58, jazz musician; of liver failure; near Malaga, Spain. In the 1950s, the trumpeter experimented with "free jazz" sound and rhythm opposite the sax of Ornette Coleman. By the '60s, Cherry was a world-music pioneer, exploring influences so diverse--South Africa, Indonesia, Brazil, Bulgaria, the Middle East--he was dubbed "the musical Marco Polo...
Coatsworth says he worked on two books while in Spain, but was only able to finish one, titled. The History of Central America...
...applauded it. By last week, however, each of the Western powers appeared to understand that an opportunity was at hand, and seemed eager to ensure that it not be squandered. With these forces at work, Clinton sent National Security Advisor Anthony Lake to London, Paris and Bonn (Spain, Italy and Russia were later added to the itinerary) with the new plan in his briefcase. Lake was accompanied by Undersecretary of State for Political Affairs Peter Tarnoff...
...into star gazing, you've come to the right place. Just don't let it go to your head when you pass, say, the King and Queen of Spain, as you head across the Yard for Chem 10 lecture...