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Perspectives THE UNIVERSITY AS FACTORY By Herbert J. Gans That American universities— and colleges—are becoming more like businesses has often been noted in recent years. But that they also...
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Writers & Writing HUGHES AMONG THE SUPERSTARS By Phoebe Pettingell England's Poet Laureate, Ted Hughes, has not been regarded as one of Erato's superstars on this side of the Atlantic. He...
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On Music THANKS FOR THE 'MELODIE' By John Simon The French call an art song mélodie—not chanson, which would correspond to the English song and German Lied, but melodie. Does this...
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On Stage AMATEUR 'NOCHE' By Stefan Kanfer There is no such thing as a tragedy if no one cares. Remember our children. Seven victims will be murdered while you watch this play. THOSE ARE...
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Vol. 071 Issue 002 (February 8 1998)
Gingrich For President?
