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...Galeria (57 JFK St.) half the time is showing extremely obscure foreign films that someone else has already designated as art and the rest of the time screening middling Hollywood releases. Keep your out for something good there, but it is nothing special...
...students is the recently opened Piccadilly Filly (123 Mt. Auburn St.), a spacious if overly bright drinking hole near the post office. Drinks are in the cheap side, and the ambience is informal. For those who find the jocky ambience of the Filly a little declasse, the Boathouse (56 JFK St.) promises a full house of pink and green Lacostes expensive, and there's lots of crew paraphenalia on the walls...
...most local of the Square's bars is Whitney's Cafe (37 JFK St.), next to Urban Outfitters. The drinks are cheap and the beer standard fare as at any other bar in the country, no surprises here. The owner says he wants to attract student business but for some reason almost no one in the Yard has ever heard of it. But if you do go in to watch a ball game on the tube you will not feel unwelcome...
...should help those who can't help themselves--and so innocent, unsullied by the ravages wrought by deficit spending and the gimmicky neo-liberalism developed by egg-heads in response to President Reagan. Cuomo recites a manifesto only a slight bit rhetorically different from that uttered by FDR, JFK...
...much does television affect American politics? Ever since the 1960 Presidential campaign, the question has haunted the election process. John F. Kennedy '40 very effectively used the fledgling medium, and a a result he has often been called the first "TV President." This claim has some validity; JFK's campaign received a real boost from the famous Nixon Kennedy debates, among the first such affairs ever broadcast to a national audience. Currently, it is hard to forget Ronald Reagan's description as the "Great Communicator" when he appears in his element--behind a podium delivering a prepared speech...