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His stated mission is messianic. He is out to reach a new and bigger audience-the neophytes who may not necessarily understand or appreciate ballet but have a thirst for it anyway. In this he has succeeded. Opting for stadiums and arenas rather than conventional ballet halls, he has become...
Spassky's defeat was no national disaster for Russia; after all, chess is a game, not warfare. Still, it is fascinating to speculate about the geopolitical implications. If pure hearts no longer prevail, what then is the future of the Soviet communal ideal? Perhaps the senses should now be...
Under the circumstances, that one strike was sufficient to retire all the players in big-league baseball. Deadlocked in a dispute with club owners over pension-fund payments, they boycotted all of the scheduled major league games. Across the country, stadiums, freshly mowed (or, in the case of those with...
The baseball strike in finally over, and the abbreviated season starts this afternoon in half-filled stadiums all over the country. If the strike had lasted any longer it might have replaced the sport as the national pastime, and in fact strikes may already have become more a part of...
But is the solution of this environmental problem to build monuments to bastardized styles such as the new Science Center, an overstated Carpenter Center, or Gund Hall, that is reminiscent of pyramids and athletic stadiums yet hardly conscious of her neighbors--Mem, William James, Busch, or Burr?