Michael E. Silver

A Decade of Decadence: Arts of the '70s

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I T WOULD HAVE BEEN so much easier to write about the '60s. Perhaps because so many hitherto unquestioned taboos

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Y OU KNOW THERE'S going to be trouble when the director of a show says to you as you come

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T HE LONG-AWAITED double album upon which Warner Brothers has been banking its recently sagging fortunes will probably enrich the

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When the 107 returning members of the Radcliffe Class of 1954 arrive at Comstock Hall Wednesday afternoon to embark upon

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There'll be pinatas and puppeteers, murals and magicians, balloons and bluegrass, choreographed searchlights, Chinese dragon boat races, and even a

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Of all art forms, dance has experienced perhaps the greatest growth during the past decade. The bold experiments in modern

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Some feel that the issue of children's rights will become the civil rights movement of the '80s. It's doubtful, since

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He walks in with a wisecrack. Neither the intellectual pomp inherent in the lecture format, nor the stolid, somber Eliot

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They came in bathing suits and flowing white gowns, with palm fronds in their hair and leis around their necks.

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Around the nation yesterday voters endorsed proposals to limit taxes or spending in five states, rejected propositions to extend legal