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Learn about the arduous struggle of independent filmmaking as the Harvard Film Archive hosts the Mass Ave. Film Festival. Sit in on Allen Piper's (Harvard Alum) feature film, Starving Artists, Rob Fizt's Molt and Lost Face and Gary Cohen's Dizzy Horse. Stick around for the question and answer sessions with producers and directors to find out how unglamorous independent filmmaking can be. Harvard Film Archive, 11 a.m., to 5 p.m., 24 Quincy Street. 924-9701. $10 all day pass...
...with a moth species that feeds on catalpa trees which contain large amounts of iridoid glycosoids," she says. The larvae of this species are gregarious and warningly colored but the adults are drab and cryptic. This type of life history suggests that the larvae are unpalatable but as they molt and become adults they are no longer unpalatable. "I don't exactly know what's going on with these guys, but I'm really psyched--it's really unusual to have a colored larva and a cryptic adult." The checkerspots, buckeyes and catalpas are all ingesting the same compounds...
...Fred S. Molt Cincinnati...
...also rises. Too much maligned as the lowest form of humor, it can soar for a brief moment. And in good hands, words can be made to jump, molt, wiggle, shrink, flash, collide, fight, strut, and turn themselves inside out or upside down. They do in this volume of 57 light poems and five airy essays by Felicia Lamport. She briskly suggests that By Love Possessed might well have been written "by Henry James, gulled, cozened." She wonders if spacemen are headed for the "lunar bin." She worries about that poor fellow "who felt his old Krafft ebbing...
...time and place-the phony intellectual, the lecherous boss and his confused secretary, the little man at the mercy of the distant, unreachable, untouchable telephone operator. In An Evening with Mike Nichols and Elaine May, which they are bringing into Manhattan's Golden Theater next month, they molt easily from character to character, life to literature, now enacting a missile scientist talking on the telephone with his mother, now dropping a bit of dialogue between two Saganesque lovers ("This has been the cheapest, tawdriest affair of my life." "Shh, you'll spoil...