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Callahan was first and foremost a basketball player until he got to Harvard. He played some football, but hated being placed on the line "with all the slow uncoordinated guys"--the guys who got no 'spec...
Callahan was first and foremost a basketball player until he got to Harvard. He played some football, but hated being placed on the line "with all the slow uncoordinated guys"--the guys who got no 'spec...
Callahan was first and foremost a basketball player until he got to Harvard. He played some football, but hated being placed on the line "with all the slow uncoordinated guys"--the guys who got no 'spec...
...Indecent Materials, a pair of one-act plays linking homophobia to right-wing criticism of the National Endowment for the Arts, an actor from North Carolina steps out of character to vow that this year his state will unseat the NEA's foremost critic, Senator Jesse Helms. Despite that bravado, many cultural leaders fear that what started out as a skirmish against would- be censors is turning into an unwinnable war. After years of debate about whether public funding for the arts was growing fast enough, cultural institutions now worry whether the NEA will survive at all, at least...
...same time, Collor reversed a long-standing government policy that treated the Amazon basin principally as a source of wood products and a locale for development. He declared that he would work vigorously to stop the burning of the forest by ranchers and settlers, then appointed Brazil's foremost environmental activist, Jose Lutzenberger, to enforce the program. In an interview with TIME, Collor was unapologetic about the abrupt turnaround. "On questions of ecology, we have made a fundamental commitment to life," he said. "We have nothing to hide and nothing to explain...