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There is one major gap in Dispatches: Herr never makes any attempt to examine the lives of the Vietnamese, never relates any interviews, never gauges the extent to which they supported the South Vietnamese government. Unlike, say, Gloria Emerson, who recently published Winners and Losers, he is interested in how Americans were fighting it, what it was like for the U.S. soldiers whose experiences were so warped by the vocabulary of the public relations people. There was a whole other reality in Indochina, but Herr leaves it to other writers who had more contact with the Vietnamese and Cambodians...
...Shot Liberty Valence. At Emerson 105, Friday and Saturday at 10. With My Darling Clementine...
After yesterday's three shutout House football games on Emerson Field, the cleats are muddy, the helmets are scratched, but the standings are still the same...
Newspaper columnist Jack Anderson will lecture on "News Behind the Headlines" at 8:30 p.m. on Tuesday, November 1 in Emerson 205, in a talk sponsored by the Institute of Politics. The lecture will be free and open to the public...
Most current political novels have a Kissinger figure, and The Talisman is not exception. Here, it is Emerson Albert Griese, first special assistant to the President. Griese is arrogant, ruthless, and considered the "power behind the throne" in the White House. And to make the connection between Griese and recent actual White House staffers even clearer, Godey writes that "Like Kissinger, he was foreign-born and had been drafted from the Harvard faculty for a high position in the new administration...