10/1/1986 Brooklyn Bridge Memory Theater Chichester Festival Theatre The Essence of Neoconservatism Introduction: Artist and Society The Writer and Society: Coincidence of Opposites? The Alienated Artist as Connecticut Confederate Exit Jack Lang: A Grand Master of Pop Culture David Puttnam: A Righteous Social Critic Art and Technology Milan Kundera: The Poetics of Human Existence The English Country House Creates Gracious Living Farewell, Mister Fixit Sound Environment Shapes Your Health Apples: The Family Tree Bulgari: Contemporary Classic Geniuses Are Made, Not Born River Ride to the Ends of the Earth Introduction: Battling the Drug Leviathan Babylon the Great The Underground Empire Strikes Back Decanting the Drug Myth How Do We Solve the Drug Problem? Here There Be Dragons Grumbling in Egypt: Why The United States Should Worry Bilingual Education: A Crutch Rather Than a Boost A Letter to Our Children on Bilingual Education Is Trust Breaking Down in the United States? Dashed Hopes in Northern Ireland Gorbachev's Ulterior Objectives in Warsaw The Perils of Corazon Toward a New Philippine Political System? A Manifest Step Toward a Larger Goal Bangladesh Charts an Obstacle-Strewn Course Albania After Hoxha: Any Change for Believers? Java's Rice Goddess Chessboard of History The Night Doctors Does the Word 'Dog' Bite? Egypt's Urban Bias Sexism in Old Sumer Bulwarks Against the Present Science and the Shroud Ecce Homo The Sorrow, the Pity, and the Justice The Political Education of Doan Van Toai Confessions of a Polish Ambassador The Dog That Did Not Bark in the Night Toward a Natural History of Language Bury My Heart at Lonesome Dove The Impact of Racial Ideas on World War II Taking Stock of Stockman Tightening the Grip The Conservative Dilemma A View From the American Left What the Founders Meant by Equality The Anatomy of Envy Circle of Stone and the Spoken Word Elly Ameling, the First Lady of Lieder Double Pleasure: Music for Two Pianos The Magic of the Stone Circle: The Oral Tradition in America Hong Kong's Festival of Asian Arts: A Unique Festival Seeks Its Identity Reflections on the Film Shoah The Victim Strikes Back ABT Performs La Bayadère With New Precision The Paris Opera Ballet's Controversial Swan Lake Connie Brauer: Painted Jewels Jose Marti as Art Critic The 18th International Festival of Painting at Cagnes-Sur-Mer The Golden Age of Scottish Painting, 1707-1843 'Love What You See' : The Paintings of Oskar Kokoschka Joseph Needham: An Extraordinary Man Chinese Perspective for World Science and Technology Ethics and Evolution Mists Science in Italy How the Moon was Born Capturing the Historical Heights: Cold War Beginnings Reassessed Enduring Misconceptions About the Soviet Union Conservatism in Europe and America Neoconservatives in the 1980s