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...what lies unseen beneath the thick Venusian shroud that continues to fascinate scientists. Said Stanford Ra dar Astronomer H. Taylor Howard...
...first time: the Lady with the Unicorn series from the Cluny Museum in Paris and the Hunt of the Unicorn from the Cloisters in New York. Drawn from other collections as far apart as Leningrad, Brussels and Boston, there are, in all, 97 tapestries on view. These thick, fragile, faded mats of intricately worked wool are among the supreme artifacts of the late medieval world, and they exhale a richness which has vanished from our own culture...
...Thick of Things...
Since then, Cornell has won four of five league games, losing only to Princeton, 2-5, and once again the Big Red is in the thick of things in the Ivy League race. It seems there is absolutely no way of escaping the fact that every year Lynah Rink in Ithaca, N.Y., is the scene of the big Ivy League show downs...
...Horgan hangs a portrait of Nixon over Mostel's bed, and cuts away to it throughout Mostel's transformation. This isn't funny. It's just another gimmick to make the theme of political conformity seem more relevant to us. We're not such thick-skinned rhinos that we need such pointed, heavy-handed reminders...