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...Twilight Zone. In Steven Spielberg's E.T., one teen-ager hypes the spookiness by singing Marius Constant's ding-ding-ding-ding theme from the TV show; and Spielberg's Poltergeist is an updating of a Twilight Zone episode. Now this quartet has concocted a four-part feature that takes Serling's moral tales into a new dimension: the second, where images and characters are as crisp, bright and fiat as those in a Chuck Jones cartoon...
...Brien's address marked the close of a four-part series of speeches by senior administrators about staff related topics...
Certain staging devices separate this rendition of Trial by Jury from other mundane productions. The four-part sequence between the judge, the defendant. Angelina, and Angelina's counsel (Michael Bank) shows the singers' virtuosity as they gleefully harmonize--having them sing as if into a radio microphone is particularly effective. By the one-act's resolution, the audience has been successfully primed for the main-course dish to follow...
...last lecture in the four-part series entitled Harvard and Radelitle in the 80s' will be gives next month by Thomas O'Brien. It nancial vice president. The lecture series is sponsored by the Harvard Managers Ex-change, an administrative group formed in 1977 to encourage interaction between sections of the University...
...well as NATO, unity. Behind the scenes, the U.S. was continuing to prod Britain to adopt a more flexible stance toward the future of the Falklands after a military victory. According to the British, one U.S. plan, reportedly floated last week by Washington Special Envoy Vernon Walters, offered a four-part solution: 1) British repossession of the Falklands to be followed by installation of a multinational administrative authority including the U.S., Britain, Brazil and Jamaica; 2) British sovereignty to continue for the time being, but with London considering at least a partial transfer of authority in the not too distant...