Daniel Ellsberg
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Haiphong, Kissinger, and William Colby
Nixon's policy as of early '69 was to win the Vietnam War, in a way as Johnson had tried to
Wassily Leontief
One of the most carefully guarded files in the Littauer Building is a folder of eighty odd sketches of members
All-American Spy
Dusting off some old notes before generals. I came across an almost verbatim episode of a radio series I followed
On the Shelf
The editors of the Advocate have been fortunate in bringing together a series of critical articles on Faulkner that are
The Moviegoer
Like a cannon rolling loose on the deck of a frigate, Marlon Brando crashes through "Streetcar," malicious and violent. Screeching
The Moviegoer
Some people come to college and spend four years in a chemistry lab. Others put in incredible amounts of time
On the Shelf
Two stories in this issue of The Advocate are unusually well-written. Neither is of a type that rewards a casual
The Playgoer
The structure of "Right You Are" follows a simple formula. In the first scene Pirandello's mouthpiece, Laudisi, tosses out a
THE MOVIEGOER
"No Way Out" is a picture inciting to violence. Like "Home of the Brave," it relies partly on the shock-effect
CABBAGES & KINGS
Freshmen at BU were unusually eager to sign up for ROTC this fall. When questioned, many of them blurted out: