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...instincts and impulses represent the minimalist thesis that most lives reduce to a few short intense moments. Gripping the production of David Mamet's Reunion tightly as a pack of howling canines chasing an axe murderer, director Sam Samuels and actors Alice Brown and Ralph Zito prove, with their restraint, the minimalist theory...
...there is a civilizing theme that runs through the ranks of the people who lead world commerce. They abhor war, they have a rising sense of their obligation to help less developed societies and, in most cases, they see that self-restraint and cooperation are essential to provide the necessary stability to make it all work...
...this being a period with a danger of war, it will be the opposite." Said Kissinger: "The Soviets want a predictable Administration. And in a curious way, I think they want one that puts limits on them. Their system is not capable of operating under the principle of self-restraint." An interesting theory and an optimistic one, from the viewpoint of the Reaganites...
...even in Tokyo, talk of voluntary restraint is rising...
...fellow Police Officers take professional pride in being of service to the Harvard Community and in keeping Harvard a safe place to work and study. We encourage students to use the escort service and are gratified by its increase in demand. However, we encourage you with a note of restraint in our words: Please use the escort car when you really need to, not because it is a mere convenience. If everyone uses the escort only when really needed, everyone who really needs as escort will get one. Arthur G. Luongo, Sergeant