Peter M. Engel

Remedy for an Ailing Ego

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N OTHING THE DECLINE of General Education over the last decade. Dean Rosovsky five years ago designed a ploy to

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W ITH THE POISE EXPECTED of a fine actor, the performer recites his final line and exits, stage right, to

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"Do you know what I mean by a relatively free press? I mean a free press which is edited by

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T HE RAIN pours down at Dusseldorf airport. Former President of Portugal General Antonio Ribeiro de Spinola emerges from his

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The lights dim, and a hush falls over the audience. A trumpet fanfare pierces the silence; suddenly a spotlight beam,

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I F, AS MANY CRITICS have claimed, Kobo Abe is the best living Japanese novelist, it may only be because

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A SPECTRE IS haunting science--the spectre of catastrophe theory. It is with this sense of drama that Alexander Woodcock and

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'O H, THIS HOUSE, this house!" moans one character. "Oh, this is a crazy house," wails another. "Is this England,

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T HE WORLD'S BEST-SELLING science fiction writer is a man you've probably never heard of. With over six million books

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The Administrative Board decided yesterday not to consider action against Phillip J. Atkinson '82 for keeping nitroglycerine in the Science