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Harvard baseball fans will have to wait until Wednesday for this year's home opener, as scattered showers and wet grounds forced the cancellation of yesterday's scheduled contest with Northeastern.
Many questioned the need for a separate department of education when Carter first proposed it, saying that it was an unnecessary addition to the bureaucracy the president had already promised to trim. But Hufstedler, speaking in measured tones, makes a good case for a unique, important role for her agency...
The first point to be made about this show is, perhaps, obvious. It is not an exhibition of "ethnic" art. The traditions that have shaped the work in it are Western modernist above anything else. Welded steel plates, junk assemblage, dyed and sewed canvas, scattered installation pieces on the floor...
At Bush's New York headquarters, five workers were waiting for someone with a key to let them into the office when four F.A.L.N. members, wearing blue-and-white-checked pillowcases as masks, stepped off the elevator. Brandishing handguns, they tied the workers' hands behind their backs and...
The same formula should ensure a wide, expectant audience for The Third Wave. Readers who can sort out the scattered facts and insights from such amalgams as "indust-reality" and "indi-video" will learn a few things. Discrimination may not be necessary, for as Toffler McLuhanizes, "Third Wave people . . . are...