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Writers & Writing A SURFEIT OF SEX BY PEARL K. BELL t n ancient Freudian days—say, 15 years ago, before the acid-rock blare of the emancipated '60s drowned out the reticent cautions of the...
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Dear Editor Wrong Note I really must take exception to Bruce Cook's casual dismissal of Charlie Parker and the entire bebop phenomenon ("The Jazz Odyssey" NL, March 18). Parker was unquestionably...
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Vol. 057 Issue 010 (May 13 1974)
Correspondents' Correspondence DONALD KIRK \ JOSEPH ALBRIGHT
