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Tolstaya's eight stories, while never more than obliquely political, illustrate the forces that have gnawed away the structure of the world she describes. At a high school reunion, a fat and happy apparatchik sweeps up in his limo to be greeted with cold shoulders instead of warm hugs as...
Mystery hates the relentless predictabilities of dogma. It was a mystery that was on display before the Senate Judiciary Committee. That part of the truth was available to anyone whose mind was not lost in dense preconceptions. Politics and ideology have their organizational uses but are in general the enemies...
The market's initial response to the company's innovative attempt to shave its debt was to run for cover. In just a week, Time Warner shares dropped 25 points, to under $95. "They're calling upon the shareholders to buck up and pay down the company's debt," griped...
The cartoon appeared in the March 13, 1990 issue of The Crimson. It was then published by the College Press Service, a national syndicate to which more than 600 college newspapers subscribe. About two weeks later I received a call from an administrator at the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville...
To elaborate, this means that I refuse to play racial politics, that I will no longer subscribe to a liberal ideology that requires my bearing an "oppressed people's complex." Why must I, for example, be a role model for primarily "those of my community" when I could be one...