Word: strauses
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...jungle also occupies William Steig, who, at 80, has found the source of eternal juvenilia. The proof is in his 21st children's book, The Zabajaba Jungle (Farrar, Straus & Giroux; $13.95). The author-illustrator enters the imagination of Leonard, a small rover who cuts his way through underbrush populated with beaky toucans and blue-bottomed mandrills. After a series of hilarious escapades, the boy encounters the most unexpected creatures of all: his mother and father. They look relieved to see him, and why not? What are young explorers for except to rescue grownups...
...Hall 6 3 Mower Hall 6 3 North House 56 Linnean St. 7 5 Walker #60 60 Walker St. 8 5 Pennypacker Hall 6 3 Perkins Hall 7 1 Quincy House 6 3 Richards Hall 7 1 Rockefeller Hall 7 2 Shaw Hall 7 1 Stoughton Hall 6 3 Straus Hall 6 3 Story Hall 7 1 Thayer Hall 6 3 Weld Hall 6 3 Wigglesworth Hall 6 3 Winthrop House 6 3 Wyeth Hall...
...Thayer-Holworthy battle moved outside later Sunday night, and the screaming match quickly swept through the entire Yard. Students migrated to the West and South Yard dorms, inciting obscenity-wars between Matthews and Straus, and then Grays and Weld...
...there can be no drowning out of the city's predominantly Latin beat. David Rieff, an editor at the New York City publishing house of Farrar, Straus & Giroux and the son of Critic Susan Sontag, is beguiled by old buildings that were inspired by fantasies of Moorish Spain and are now inhabited by cocaine cowboys from the Caribbean and South America. He forays among Cuban exiles and their U.S.-born children to talk to writers, artists, intellectuals and yuccas (young, up-and-coming Cuban Americans). He is impressed by their energy, ambition and sense of humor. Among the local jokes...
...Farrar, Straus & Giroux...