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All Strang's creative energies are lodged part and parcel with his strange psychosis, and its exorcism leaves him an empty shell, incapable of anything one-hundredth as passionate as before. This is the play's point, and it's not a new one and this isn't its most...
The good-humored William Hundley, summing up for John Mitchell, conceded that "the maestro of the White House may have been orchestrating some pretty strange tunes." But Hundley contended that "it is obvious that John Mitchell was not one of the boys in that band." Though Neal had referred to...
In his speech to the U.N. General Assembly last week, P.L.O. Leader Yasser Arafat was trying to make a propaganda point, seeking to remind many Third World delegates that they too were once considered outlaws by much of the world. His statement was not merely rhetorical. Like Arafat, many of...
"Has Chavez fooled Harvard?" is a somewhat rhetorical question. If Chavez has indeed succeeded in fooling not only naive and somewhat stupid Harvard people, but also millions of consumers, the United Auto Workers and other unions, and gullible politicians, this is enough to make him one of the greatest entertainers...
They have made most of their mileage out of that versatile rhetorical jalopy, national security. Particularly after the recent oil embargo, argue the lawmakers, America must build up its own fleet to insure delivery of oil from abroad. But how would U.S.-flag tankers help if foreign producers again cut...