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...troops to Bosnia. In Sarajevo, where Bosnian Serb forces blocked U.N.-escorted convoys and protesters took to the streets, the strain of holding the peace is already showing in the Balkans. "The Bosnian Serbs have lost the peace," says TIME's Marguerite Michaels. "They will yell and they will scream, and then they will move on." In Paris, TIME's Bruce Crumley reports that France has stepped up its threat against the Serb captors of two French pilots shot down over Bosnia in August, hinting strongly that they might hold up the signing of the peace accords scheduled for next...
...There are a heck of a lot of people that I've met over the 'Net that I would scream and run away from [if we met in person]," Kadel says...
...this were a movie, the background score would start its subliminal scream at about this point. But Moore's novel is both more complicated than the standard Hollywood thriller and more disturbing. Frannie is alarmed by Malloy's attention but much more strongly attracted to his macho presence. When he takes her to a bar for more questions about the murder, it dawns on her that she is trying to make herself attractive to him: "I was a little worried when I realized that it was more than wanting him to like me. I realized that I wanted...
...second act, the action picks up. All the quiet tensions that had been unspoken begin to scream for attention. Secrets that August had been keeping about the mound and the next summer's dig are revealed much to the changrin of the rest of the characters. Chad learns about Jean's pregnancy, and subsequently drifts into insanity, screaming about how he and Cynthia have been sleeping together. The play concludes with Jean sobbing over Chad's murder of her husband and his own subsequent suicide. August is left sadly looking at his slides and the remnants of six shattered lives...
...socialist cowboys who want more subsidies and no interference, thank you [COVER STORIES, Oct. 23]. Gimme a break! These ranchers get dirt-cheap grazing on public land. They get assistance on water tanks, fences and brush control, and they get help from the Agriculture Department. And then they scream about how much they hate Big Government. Sorry, folks, but it's time the free market was introduced into the West. Why should environmental groups be excluded from bidding on grazing rights? Open up the process, and let the highest bid prevail. Isn't that the American way? CHRISTOPHER ROWLEY, Kerhonkson...