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Miles' search through the film archives has uncovered many priceless scenes, however, and time has given a new perspective to both Harlem and the people who lived there. Malcolm X, the murdered black Muslim leader, once outraged or terrified many whites, but his statements here seem reasonable and mild. "Do you consider yourself militant?" a reporter asks him toward the end of the series. He laughs and replies: "I consider myself Malcolm...
...besieged by commissions. In fact, there is hardly one major 20th century artist-not even Alexander Calder or Henry Moore- whose essential oeuvre includes much public, commissioned sculpture. On the public scale, the suppleness of intuition tends to stiffen and is replaced more often than not by a mild form of self-parody. The old cliché was the bronze general on horseback, humiliated by birds. The new one is the abstract ashtray by some Top Name in the windy downtown plaza, victimized by creeps with spray cans...
Though flue vaccinations are available, the epidemic will probably be over before the antibodies take effect, William Kaden, director of health services at the Business School, said yesterday. For young, lowrisk patients, a mild case of the flue will build up stronger antibodies than the vaccine, he added...
Critical editorials in the Tufts student newspaper, along with mild faculty objections to the chair, upset the Marcos's, a professor at the Fletcher school who asked not to be identified said yesterday, but he added that negative reaction in larger American newspapers and a tight economy in the Philippines exacerbated the situation...
Balding and bearded, Jerry Miele pleaded with his family and friends in Pennsylvania and Ohio: "Please don't worry. I'm all right. I get depressed at times, but I'm doing fine." William Belk, whose long hair and beard are graying, managed to get a mild complaint past the censors. Greeting relatives in South Carolina and Seattle, he noted that "they're not receiving much of my mail, and I'm certainly not receiving much of their mail." Said Joseph Hall to his wife Cherilyn in Silver Spring, Md.: "I'm still...