Gilbert B. Kaplan
Paper Moon
P ETER BOGDANOVICH is a director who thinks on his feet. He translates his fiction onto film like it was
Lost Sheep In Central Park
H OW sadly we would have dozed down U.S. 95 to Washington, waved flags through the streets of Boston, opened
Dreaming India
R ECENTLY AN intensive study in The New York Times concluded that two bottlenecks hindered economic progress in Asia. The
Two Steps to Education
B EING MAYOR of New York City is probably easier than learning to read there. Last week the city released
Revenge and Mercy
I N A WORLD without religion the Old Testament seems like an awesome myth composed of story-book characters and elusive
Mortal Souls
T HE EMOTIONS of bored and dying men are the fabric of Ionesco's dramas. He expresses them with wonderful simplicity.
Pay TV at the Colonial
S ITUATION COMEDY is the most banal of American art forms, and unfortunately one of the more popular. Why is
The Macabre Annals of Crime
S IEUTH IS BOTH a suspenseful British thriller, and a clever satire that up-ends all time honored deadbody-in-the-rose-bed conventions. The
Winter Soldier
W ITH ONE PHASE of the Vietnam War concluding, we should prepare for the deluge of books and films that
One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich
T here are many interesting ways to spend your time in the Soviet Union. Alexander Solzhenitsyn has spent a lot
EducationWhat Do I Do Monday?
BOSTON'S School Committee spent much of this winter trying to suppress student strikes and to lower a vandalism rate which
Verbal Thinking: How Can I Tell You?
( This is the conclusion of the feature which began in yesterday's CRIMSON.) MOFFETT'S alternative curriculum is based on the
