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Talking to Animals. Will perform at Tower Records on Thursday...
...They're in an ivory tower. They don't knowwhat's going on in the real world," Gordon said."They know they're not going to lose the accountand there's little chance that they're going to befired except for internal power struggles...
Standing at only 5'3" is an enormous disadvantage in a sport where the other team's spikers often tower at six feet. Garcia, however, has managed to overcome this obstacle and captains her team with confidence...
This is the Guggenheim's first exhibition after the opening of its disappointing new tower galleries last summer. It is billed as a pioneering effort. This is true only in a bureaucratic sense: access to works in Russian museums has become a good deal easier since the collapse of communism. The organizers' ambition to shake the contents of every provincial museum in Mother Russia into the Guggenheim has produced more footnotes than masterpieces. Much of the best work in it will be familiar to visitors who saw "Paris-Moscow, 1900-1930" in Paris in 1979, or any of the exhibitions...
Today he is a more sophisticated militant whose weapon is money, not missiles. A self-made millionaire reportedly worth $10 million, he built his fortune as a young partner in the local contracting firm of Iglesias y Torres, then bought out the company and Anglicized the name to Church & Tower. He lives behind high walls in a Spanish-style mansion in south Miami and drives a bulletproof blue Mercedes. He is sentimental enough to have planted six royal palms in his backyard, one for each of Cuba's provinces. "I am more Cuban than American," he says. "I prefer eating...