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Broadway Lives

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A S SOMEONE who has never spent an evening under the footlights (it can get very dark under the stage)


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The Rocky Road

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Y OU HAVE TO forgive, or overlook, too much to bring yourself to like a movie like F.I.S.T., even though


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NO RESPECT

By Richard S. Weisman  • 

THE LATE-NIGHT CROWD was still drifting out of the club as the proprietor finally loosened his tie for the last


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The 130th Clone

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A Thousand Clones (pun) Written by Andy Borowitz '80 and Jackie Osherow '78 Produced by Diane Nabatoff '78 and Peter


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Tommy's at 20

By Richard S. Weisman  • 

Tommy's Lunch turned 20 yesterday. To elaborate somewhat, Thomas Stefanian decided 20 years ago that there was no future in


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They Hadn't Turned to Dust

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With a deft snip of the scissors and some decidedly un-frantic clawing at 30-year old wrapping paper, Harley Holden, curator


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Just a Bowl of Nitrites

By Richard S. Weisman  • 

...To paraphrase Justice Holmes, no one has the right to stand up in our perturbed and restless society and cry,


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Bursarmania

By Richard S. Weisman  • 

Put this one in your pipe and smoke it: And then there's the one about the guy who, strapped for


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Labor Chief Discusses Job Outlook

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Secretary of Labor F. Ray Marshall told reporters yesterday that "one of the Carter Administration's main objectives is full employment,


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Nudes in Revue

By Richard S. Weisman  • 

If this Wednesday's opening of "Oh! Calcutta!" at the Harvard Square Theater proved anything, it was that on-stage nudity--once capable

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