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Even the bizarre designs left behind by Rouen's Jean-Jacques Lequeu (1757-1825), who lived and died in poverty, obscurity and probable madness, have now been built in an era when modern steel and prestressed concrete make possible feats of construction that could only have been dreamed of...
Lacoste is much more than a shirtmaker. He is already enshrined in an athletic valhalla that Daughter Catherine may never reach. Son of a prosperous Parisian airplane-engine maker, Lacoste dropped out of mechanical engineering studies to play tennis. He played so well that he was twice Forest Hills and...
New York's police would like to clear the streets, but the task is difficult and often futile. As Deputy Police Commissioner Jacques Nevard argues, "Jail for the girls is a revolving door." New York police are arresting trollops at a rate that has increased by 73% in the...
The final work of the concert, and thus the final work of the entire Monday night series, was Arnold Schoenberg's Pierrot Lunaire Op 21, (1912). Set to rather morbid poetry by Albert Giraud, the work exerted a curious kind of fascination on the audience--except those Philistines who apparently...
Jacques-Louis Monod and Chamber Ensemle will perform at the Monday Night Concert Series in Sanders Theatre at 8:30 p.m.