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Very loosely based on the rise of news reader Jessica Savitch, the script by Joan Didion and John Gregory Dunne sends Sally Atwater (Pfeiffer)--all elbows and naked ambition--into a Miami TV newsroom presided over by Warren Justice (Redford), who ankled the network scene because he was too darned independent. Sally, later called Tally, is raw but cunning and learns quickly; best of all, in the tyranny of telegenics, "she eats the lens." Soon she has the coolest gig in journalism: asking hard questions of politicians by day, having Robert Redford massage her feet at night...
DIED. ELEANOR CLARK, 82, essay writer and novelist whose stylish books on Rome and Brittany used travel as a springboard for evocative explorations of culture and history; in Boston. She was the widow of the novelist Robert Penn Warren...
...last eight or nine years, the Bok Center has published a pamphlet geared toward TFs and faculty that addresses "how to render the classroom more open to all women," says Lee A. Warren, the center's associate director...
According to Warren, the pamphlet makes four main points: "1) making teachers aware of all the possibilities [for classroom interaction]; 2) not assuming all women are [passive]; 3) helping the TF to include women in the classroom; and 4) helping to teach people who talk how to listen...
Buchanan expressed his sentiments for a Christian America when he said: "America was a Christian country. A quarter of a century ago, without prior consultation with a democratic people, without support in precedent or the Constitution, the Warren Court undertook the systematic de-Christianization of America." It seems Buchanan ought to refresh himself on the First Amendment of our Bill of Rights. Is not there something on religious freedom written there...