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"There were about 30 of them," recalls Brother Maurice Désfossés, 47, the mission superior. "They had wild, glassy eyes and were naked to the waist. They had been smoking hemp." After asking for money, the rebels ordered the missionaries to their knees. "They let go with...
EXPLORING (NBC, 1-2 p.m.). An analogy is made between sports and ballet, with New York City Ballet's Jacques d'Amboise demonstrating.
Though he did not found a school of sculpting and had no important followers, Lachaise left an indelible mark on the world. Jacques Lipchitz once confessed he was relieved that Lachaise died when he did (in 1935) because there was no room for two such sculptors. Isabel lived for another...
The Brutal Bon Vivant. The next assassin did better. Jacques Mornard was one of those dedicated Stalinists who were willing to devote a lifetime to one shabby crime (he was released from a Mexican prison in 1960 and returned to Russia for his reward). Mornard began his well-laid plot...
To balance their own ideas, students first spend a chastening year or more mastering the similar ideas ("fundamentals") of such great thinkers as Plato, Marx, Tolstoy and Shakespeare. Tutors supervise the work, which is often livened by such guest lecturers as T. S. Eliot, André Malraux, Marc Chagall and...