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Daniel J. Chasan
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Hartford's "Art or Anarchy?"
Twentieth-century painting has inspired reams of hostile criticism ever since the twentieth century began. Its various forms have been deprecated
Moise Tshombe's Curious Position In the Line-Up of African Leaders
On October 5, the airplane carrying Congolese Premier Moise Tshombe to the opening session of the conference of unaligned nations
Peace Corps' Standards Nebulous But High
Peace Corps officials are distressed by the ubiquitous pictures of Peace Corps surveyors, Peace Corps masons, Peace Corps mechanics--all implying
Man and Superman
Man and Superman conveys many of the best parts of Shaw's humanistic cynicism without dissolving completely into the philosophical ramblings
Editor, Youth Leader Attack McCarran Act For 'Stifling Debate'
Two speakers blasted the McCarran Act at a meeting sponsored by the Socialists Club last night. Adam Schweig, a member
Connection
Connection has been organized "to cut across barriers within the field of the visual arts, and to find out if
Jack, or the Submission
Ionesco's Jack, or the Submission is just about as absurd as theatre gets. It alternates between caricatures and specious profundity,
Abu Simbel
Since 1250 B.C., the seated colossi of Abu Simbel have stared fixedly across the Nile and the Nubian desert toward
Ibsen
Director John Austin and his cast present Ibsen's Ghosts as the sort of dust-bound "classic" that has lost all ability
The Moscow Circus
No one would pay much attention if Sonny Liston reported that a Bach concerto failed to excite him; similarly, no
The Malaysian Conflict
Indonesia's President Sukarno has threatened the new Federation of Malaysia, insulted Britain and brought his own country very close to
Drawings by Rico Lebrun
Rico Lebrun came to America as a commercial artist in 1924 after training at both the Naples Academy of Fine
