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Imperials are not the only ones to offer beguiling short stories this season. The long-neglected art of yarn spinning is robust again, in three fine collections. Joan Chase's Bonneville Blue (Farrar, Straus & Giroux; 226 pages; $16.95) contains 11 poignant tales. In one of the finest, Elderberries and Souls...
At Pere-Lachaise cemetery in Paris, Jim Morrison's grave site pulls in the biggest crowds: pilgrims, rockophiles, ragged hippies who look as if they stepped out of a Woodstock Portosan 20 years too late. Last spring, while Oliver Stone's rockudrama on Morrison's group the Doors was still...
"I am not an admirer of Bush's readiness to use force instead of diplomacy," Montgomery said. "Furthermore, the number of times we have violated the war-power act undermines our credibility. I'm not hopeful about negotiations, but one shouldn't abandon hope."
"I'm a big admirer of Professor Dershowitz," Heymann says. "I think he's a great addition to the Law School."
Few doubted that with Thatcher gone, her successor among the three candidates would improve relations with Britain's European partners, even if basic Thatcherite reservations about giving up national sovereignty remained. But first, the party had to unite behind a new leader. "We must heal the wound quickly," said Alan...