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Monitor Archive for January 24, 1984
Daniel Defoe on wise women
Is there art after burglary?
Independent square
Quick sands
Space flight
Not lonely but complete
Long season's 19th game was one too many for Redskins
Squelching pollution from video games, computers and more
In Dorado, you just have to drop by to meet the mayor
A modern pilgrimage to Canterbury
Two stories about race prejudice - and one on how an 'average' boy went bad
It's audacious, but this 'Hamlet' misses the Bard's architectureHamlet. Tragedy ''after Shakespeare.'' Adapted by Karen Sunde and Christopher Martin...
After 40 years, the 'King of the Road' finally arrives
Home-grown tomatoes that stay fresh all winter; resilient geraniums
Meadow-in-a-can brings the prairies to the inner city
A reelected Reagan
Better budgetmaking
But to negotiate what?
Apple plans to take byte out of competition with new Macintosh
What makes Mac different
Carnegie book faults Kissinger's Central America report
Japan moves gingerly on US trade dispute
Lee Iacocca: the man who wouldn't be president
Critics say US military staggers under the weight of top brass
Seattle and Everett vie to become next home port for USS Nimitz
Slower rise for Soviet military
African weathermen see more drought, don't know how to stop it
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'The play's the thing'
Reagan's lawman
Marines rarely venture above ground in Beirut these days - except for 'Batman'
New Polish unions assert their power
Kohl leaves troubles at home to confront strained Israeli ties
Congress maps its list of goals for '84
Chinatown finds a new way to tend its children
Chesapeake pollution can be reversed
First novel employs an Indian at college to generate irony, humor; Indian Giver, by Gerald Duff. Bloomington: Indiana University Press. 244 pp. $12...
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