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...writing in response to your decision to print the letter by G. Brent McGuire that ran in The Crimson ("Ho, Perspective Are Hypocritical," Nov. 2, 1994), and to warn you to stop prostituting yourselves for the sake of controversy...
...Mathews' woman-bashing points to the need for Radcliffe's presence more eloquently than anything we could print on a T-shirt or package in a press release. Although Radcliffe's programmatic agenda for the '90s will continue to put the energy of scholars, researchers and members of the government and the media into such public policy issues as women, work and economy, criminal justice and health care, it may be that we need to revisit those old, undead demons: misogyny and sexism...
...popular campus-wide formal ball was moved to the Gordon Track and Field Center from Memorial Hall because of construction at the former site. Because of the move, ball organizers were able to print 500 more tickets than they did last year, even though about 400 tickets were left unsold...
...word processor and hacking out the Moby Dick of divorce novels. But if only 50% of U.S. marriages end in divorce, why does it seem that 75% of new novels obsess on this deadly subject? Theodore Weesner is the latest good writer to prove that maundering in print about the nasty process of getting shucked is less likely to be entertaining than novelizing about salmonella...
...publishers say a hit comedy show doesn't necessarily translate into a hit book. It needs a theme. Erwyn Applebaum, publisher of Bantam Books, which put Seinfeld and Reiser into print, says, "Now comedians who have never been known to read a book are thinking that they can write one." Robert Miller, publisher of Hyperion, claims his company wanted Allen to do a book well before Home Improvement became a hit: "This guy had made his reputation and (stand-up) act out of getting way deep into the complexities of male- female differences. That seemed like a very good subject...