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Currently, Wills is assured a larger audience, with a long piece on Richard Nixon in the penultimate Saturday Evening Post and another on Spiro Agnew in Esquire. Both articles will be part of his forthcoming book, Nixon Agonistes, which he works on when he is not writing his book on...
JOHN L. ROPIEQUET, '69 The Johns Hopkins University Baltimore
Sir: President Thomas Johns (Pikeville College) preaches that confrontation and polarization of ideas make "people aware of their own thinking" [Nov. 29]. Regrettably, education in our society is so close to this state of affairs that we are rapidly losing our awareness of how others think. In short, confrontation methods...
Sir: The future of American higher education lies not only in the ivy-covered buildings of Cambridge and Berkeley but also in the bayous of Louisiana, asphalt jungles of Harlem, and the mountains of Appalachia. The challenge of educating the impoverished is being met by men like Dr. Thomas Johns...
The December exhibition is "Campbell Soup Cans" by Andy Warhol. A set of 10 original silkscreens. The gallery deals in original, contemporary graphics of such artists as Lichtenstein, Oldenberg Johns, Kelly, Krushenick, Stella, Gottlieb, Rauschenberg, Vasarely, Trova and Youngerman among others.