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Knives and Artichokes. No Italian painter less resembled the Renaissance ideal of the gentleman genius than Caravaggio. His luck was as foul as his temper. He was in some ways the first Bohemian artist, and he thrashed about in the dogma-bound and ceremonious society of Counter-Reformation Rome like...
The probability of conception from a single act of unprotected coitus is between one in 25 and one in 50; thus at least 20 pregnancies should have occurred among Dr. Kuchera's 1,000 patients. But not one became pregnant. Nor did any suffer serious side effects from the...
First described by Hans Christian Andersen in 1837, ECS can affect anyone who practices medicine. But Gross reports that the disability is more common among interns, residents and assistant department chiefs than it is among new medical students and professors. The symptoms are easily recognized. In a typical case, the...
A Dead Voice. A promising young actor named Timothy Bottoms portrays Joe by turning the ritual clumsiness of a newcomer to good advantage. Jason Robards plays Joe's father with only intermittent conviction, while Diane Varsi, as the nurse, seems to be recovering from some esoteric halucinogen.
In a few terse sentences, Nixon thereby gave recalcitrant school districts in the South-and North-an official excuse for making little haste very slowly. In the Austin case, U.S. District Judge Jack Roberts had rejected the HEW proposal, which called for extensive busing; Roberts had opted instead for an...