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...second incident involved a colloquium on William Styron's Confessions of Nat Turner, where white Afro-American Studies concentrators again com-plained of exclusion. At the time, the sponsoring students were warned by Epps that "in principle" such meetings are public and attendance can-not be restricted to blacks...
...Baited. The new production ot Georges Dandin has been both praised and hated for an approach that "makes a Marxist out of Molière." The revolution comes in the inner citadel of the French classical tradition, the 17th century jewel box of Richelieu's theater at the Comédie-Française itself, where Molière played the lead before Louis XIV in 1668. Georges Dandin is an early farce, today often left to the schoolroom, about a rich peasant who has married above himself, is cuckolded by his wife and humiliated by her pretentious petty...
...Committee voted unanimously to re-affirm an existing rule banning pets.recommend that Harvard buy only UFW lettuce, Students from the Ad Hoc Com. Complaints from students and superintendents prompted the Committee to change its position from a "don't enforce" to an "enforce" attitude toward" the no-pet rule, according to Dean May. The rule will be activated after Christmas vacation...
...people a year-and if the pilgrim is turned away there, he can find similar sanctuaries in San Diego (Kairos), New York (Aureon, Anthos, GROW),Chicago (Oasis), Houston (Espiritu), Austin, Texas (Laos House), Washington, D.C. (Quest), Decatur, Ga. (Adanta), Calais, Vt. (Sky Farm Institute), and scores of other com munities. The groups can vary in size from half a dozen friends meeting in a big-city apartment to hundreds and even thousands of complete strangers at a psychological convention. The gamut is as wide as the cost, which can run anywhere from $30 or less for a weekend marathon encounter...
...reporting the content of psychiatric sessions to his superiors. In fact, there is little room for privacy in the military approach to psychotherapy, principally a system called "mental hygiene consultation," in which the soldier-patient is visited by a team consisting of his immediate superior (usually a non-com), his commanding officer and a psychiatrist. It is often those very superiors who are at the root of the soldier's problem. To Switkes, this was less therapy than "group intimidation," in which the attending psychiatrist plays merely a consultant role. Disposition of the case rests not with...