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Given Gorbachev's hectic "retirement" schedule, it is amazing that he found the time and tranquillity to write about his fall from power. But historians should beware of politicians who publish their memoirs too soon. Gorbachev's fascinating narrative makes no pretense of offering a scrupulously detailed or unbiased account of the events last year that transformed the modern world. There are no revelations here about what went on behind closed Kremlin doors. These are the passionate jottings of a man who is willing to acknowledge his mistakes but remains unreconciled to present-day realities. Gorbachev continues to believe...
...Review, the product of the elite students who will create legal policy in the following generations, sees fit to publish misogynistic articles in their spoof edition...
...conservative campus journal Peninsula will publish a new issue devoted to race relations on campus this week, a staff member said yesterday...
Professor Andrew L. Kaufman '51 concurred."After all, the Review did publish thearticle," he said, referring to the subject of theparody, an unfinished article written by Frug andpublished posthumously...
Students who were opposed to the publicationtook revenge for the final decision to publish bywriting the hateful parody, according toBreakneck...