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Keyes identified threats ranging from President Clinton's "assault on the American consciousness" to "radical homosexual activists" to Harvard's role as the "future kingdom of darkness."
This is a summer village mainly, and it is unusual to see lights in the houses after the fall has come and gone. But on this winter weekend, perhaps because of the new snow, people have come back, and the windows of the houses beam. I am accustomed to walking...
Which illustrates the fact that for winter lights to do their thing, there must be darkness and much cold around. Without that, they would be any old lights and not the remarkable kind that rescue men in danger. Winter lights are heroes. But I hardly need to tell you, of...
"I am a police," begins Martin Amis' novel Night Train (Harmony; 175 pages; $20). "I am a police and my name is Detective Mike Hoolihan. And I am a woman, also." And with that satisfying jolt, we're off, as Amis once again bombards, delights, excites and irritates the reader...
And right on cue, the lights over Lehigh's basket flickered, then faded away entirely. The game was stopped for several minutes before the two coaches caucused and decided to resume the blowout in darkness.