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On the Couch with "Glory"'s Creator

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HAROLD SYLVESTER Writer Passing Glory In 1965, Harold Sylvester played for St. Augustine in the first integrated basketball game in


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"Passing Glory" is No Southern Comfort

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PASSING GLORY Directed by Steve James Starring Andre Braugher, Rip Torn TNT Productions Feb. 27 at 6pm & Feb. 28


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Wolfe Goes South

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A MAN IN FULL By Tom Wolfe Farrar, Straus and Giroux $28.95, 742 pp. Most undergraduates were about 10 years


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Perplexing Play on Bergman; Perpetual Twilignt of a Swedish Summer

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The Loeb Experimental Theater rarely hosts musicals, since coordinating both choreography and singing presents quite a challenge in the limited


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MEN OF WAR

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SOLDIER Directed by Paul Anderson Warner Brothers Soldier, Warner Brothers' new film starring Kurt Russell, is a futuristic science fiction


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Moliere Thrives in Jazz Age

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MISANTHROPE Directed by Jerry Ruir '00 Produced by Rachel Sexton '00 Loeb Experimental Theater Oct. 29-31 More than a few


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A Brand New Boylston

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BOYLSTON HALL Those who have not been inside Boylston Hall since its renovation should take a few minutes to see


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SOUND ADVICE

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McGruff Destined to Be In his first album, McGruff brings a new voice onto the East Coast hip-hop scene. The


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Budget Chief, HLS Grad Speaks

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Franklin D. Raines '71, director of the White House Office of Management and Budget (OMB), summed up last year's budget

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