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...daylight hours, the cratered, potholed streets are crowded. Beirutis whose cars have not been stolen drive around the city with an ear cocked for bursts of gunfire, signs that militiamen are approaching in their Jeeps and battered cars. Generally the gunmen shoot their automatic weapons into the air as they career around a corner, warning other drivers to clear a lane. But they can get ornery if anyone blocks their way. Many a hesitant motorist has had his tires shot out from under...
...able to publish her new works with Knopf as long as North Point controlled the reprint rights. That way, Turnbull decided, Fisher had "both a husband and a lover." Writers and agents were assured that "our small size permits very personal attention. We take our authors' calls collect. An ear is always there to listen...
...Baker dealing with the press and legislation. The true work was much more subtle. Baker softened the ideological edges and was father confessor to the outside world. Meese was the conservative theologian in the chapel, reassuring his flock that he was whispering the true gospel in Reagan's ear. The ubiquitous Deaver negotiated and held the peace between Baker and Meese...
This week, the CRR, dormant for ten years and long considered a relic of a bygone ear, will case judgement on more than 100 students who participated in last month's eight-hour sit-in at the 17 Quincy St. headquarters of Harvard's governing boards and the blockade tow weeks ago of a South African diplomat in the Lowell House Junior Common Room...
...worth the paper it is printed on and students--for all their optimistic talk of reform and a new ear--should not even grace the CRR with their presence. The University will conduct its disciplinary action regardless of what the students do. Let them take responsibility...