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INTERROGATION. A Polish woman (Krystyna Janda) is arrested and tortured by the state, then bears her inquisitor's child -- a poignant metaphor for a generation of Poles sired in fear. Ryszard Bugajski's political horror movie, banned for eight years, plays like a suicide note smuggled out of the Gulag...
Outside Harvard Hall, Joanne M. Nelson '93 said the University should provide more racks. Now, she said, she usually must lock her bike to fences or poles because there is no space elsewhere.
Sachs is the "personification of the American economy" for Poles, said Lewandowski.
I think it is truly wonderful that in the next two weks, I am going to see the telephone poles and street lamps of Cambridge saturated with photographs of people sodomizing cattle and cattle sodomizing people and the like. In fact, I think that visitors to Harvard should be shown...
Public debate surrounding Miss Saigon revolved around two poles of thought. Perhaps Actors' Equity had a right to demand that Pryce's role be reserved for a minority actor since few performances are so custom-made for affirmative action casting? On the other hand, perhaps the union was infringing upon...