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Hart, who is a senior editor of the conservative National Review, and a frequent columnist for the Dartmouth Review, writes that too many students finish college with no knowledge of the most important literatures of the Western world--"major works they ought to read in order to venture forth on the life of the mind...
...former All-American Caples begins her sixth season as head coach with the firm belief that Harvard will not frequent the Ancient Eight cellar again anytime soon...
...immediacy begins before the first word is spoken: the set suggests a much bombed city, its walls daubed with hate slogans. The women are identified chiefly by ethnic origin, and their delegate conclave thus calls to mind a peace conference, both for its noble intent and for the frequent ignoble assertions of personal privilege over public necessity. The most striking relevance comes at the end. In the midst of jubilation, the women acknowledge that the peace will be fleeting while the impulse to war is eternal. Aristophanes would recognize his world in this production. We chillingly recognize ours...
...enemies. He fought with his brother-in-law, who charged in a lawsuit that Haft had cheated him out of investments in the family's drugstore chain. When Haft's brother Leonard sided with the brother- in-law, Herbert broke off relations with Leonard for 15 years. Herbert made frequent use of his toughness in the 1980s, when he and Robert mounted campaigns to take over such retailing giants as Dayton Hudson and Safeway Foods. While the Hafts never purchased those behemoths, they walked off with fat profits after takeover fever jacked up the price of the target companies' shares...
...terms of his front-man history, Richards' "Eileen" resembles "Happy" (available on "Love You Live," live obviously) in its slightly repetitious lyrics and frequent, heart-felt groans and sighs. In his solo career, "Eileen" is the first credible, instant classic that Richards has produced. Though the Expensive Winos, his most recent band for solo efforts, aren't credited on this cover, it's safe to assume that some of the members are in on "How I Wish" at least...