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January 12
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Monitor Archive for January 12, 1984
Those inflated reputations
Not music
For a friend building a harpsichord
Bach
Melons, peaches and corn
Listening to a mirror
To read poetry
Art, artists, and healing
Pass interference calls stir controversy; Dantley's free throw feat
Putting into art what engineers put into space
A nationwide boycott of pornography might do what the courts can't
How Cleveland Play House sprouted its new complex
'A Woman's Touch' deals in images, nuance - not plot
Life after the mini: London's young designers come of age
How to stop playing tag and put the telephone back in its place
Central America is not bipartisan
Arms control in '84
Democracy an 'imperative' of industrial world, aid expert says
Companies line up to be your long-distance telephone service
How Polish spy agency recruits Americans to steal US secrets
US helps Salvadoreans fleeing war, but critics say Army benefits
Hussein opens a tent flap for Mideast peace talks
Kissinger panel asks for doubling of US aid
The Kissinger Commission: Recommendations for Stabilization of Central America
Reagan's Vatican move assessed for its political and constitutional implications
Despite shortages and high prices, Iran economy thrives
North Europe tries to turns back clock on welfare state
South Africa moves to improve Mozambique and Angola ties
Domed stadiums sprout across US as cities seek an image boost
A school with a heart
City-state cooperation, mass transit would help ease Boston parking crunch
Coming soon! New television drama starring Bay State lawmakers
Solid Mother Courage; sensitive Cyrano; witty, cool Frank Stella
Solid Mother Courage; sensitive Cyrano; witty, cool Frank Stella
Harvard's black faculty protests hiring policy
News In Brief
News In Brief
News In Brief
News In Brief
News In Brief
News In Brief
News In Brief
News In Brief
News In Brief
News In Brief
China's allure
The Vatican and American principles
The endless season
Meet America's ranking bill payer
College presidents want more say in sports
A look at Klaus Barbie; The Butcher of Lyon, by Brendan Murphy. New York: Empire Books. 336 pp. $13.95.
Candidate Jackson gains new credibility with Chicago voters
