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DEBATE IN THE FOURTH ESTATE Gandhi Bullies the Press By Darryl D'monte Bombay During his trip to Washington last October, India's Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi admitted he was facing some...
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States of the Union JUVENILE JUSTICE BY RICHARD J. MARGOLIS "We beg delinquents for our life, " cornmented Robert Lowell in his poem about Central Park. "Behind each bush, perhaps a...
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The Dismal Science CATCH A FALLING DOLLAR BY GEORGE P. BROCKWAY I see by the papers that many a pundit, from the President on down, thinks the dollar should fall a bit more—but not too...
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Writers & Writing FLAYING THE FED BY BARRY GEWEN The greatest virtue of William Greider's lengthy and rather lumpy book, Secrets of the Temple: How the Federal Reserve Runs the Country...
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Educating the Managers The Empire Builders: Inside the Harvard Business School By J. Paul Mark Morrow. 303 pp. $17.95. The Leadership Factor By John P. Kotter Free Press. 161 pp....
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Esthetic Tyranny The Devil and Dr. Barnes: Portrait of an American Art Collector By Howard Greenfeld Viking. 306pp. $19.95. Reviewed by Seiden Rodman Author, "Artists in Tune with Their...
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Dear Editor Mozambique I recently came across a copy of Augustus Richard Norton's " Hunger and Carnage in Mozambique" (NL, November 16, 1987). As a freelance journalist who spent six months in...
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Vol. 071 Issue 002 (February 8 1998)
Washington Notebook
