Word: eclecticism
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Poetry East (paperback,$3) is a new periodical, edited by Richard Jones and Kate Daniels. This debut edition offers an eclectic, mostly finely-wrought bunch of verse, including a section of Swedish poems, from the imagist miniatures of Harry Martinson to the brusque commonplaces of Sonja Akkeson ("There is an...
For the most part, the platform illustrates Anderson's eclectic mix of conservative and liberal positions. For conservatives, it promises only programs "small enough" to be paid for out of the normal growth in tax collections "associated with an expanding economy" and opposes large cuts in personal income taxes...
But like Providence, Soleri works in mysterious ways his wonders to perform. He operates within a paltry budget of $250,000 a year, most of which comes from his books and lectures, the sale of bells made on the site, and the $300 fees paid by those who come to...
10 a.m.-Noon Loeb Drama Center introductory meeting. A beautiful facility, the Loeb is worth a visit just to gawk at eclectic theater types.
Partly because the concept of industrial policy is rather vague, it is collecting an eclectic band of supporters. The Trilateral Commission, a high-powered group of American, European and Japanese leaders, has called for Government action to promote innovation and research, while at the same time protecting declining industries. The...