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Apr 20 - 26, 1989
Vol. 18, No. 27

Music

Two Modern Men
- by Dennis Polkow
- Tags: Music Sidebar, Music

News & Commentary

Simpson Says: Bad Times Are Coming; Salsa Static
- by Michael Miner
- Tags: Media, Hot Type

Credit Due
- by The editors

Seeing Stars
- by Bernard Milgrom

Cassel Predicts
- by John Q. Public

Further Fun in Highland Park
- by Sandra Whitmore

The Gospel According to Thomas Sheehan

Did Jesus think he was God? Is the Resurrection a made-up story? A conversation with Loyola's controversial Christologist.
- by Robert McClory

Credibility Gap
- by Richard Wilkinson

Gallery Fire
- by Jack Helbig and Sherry Kent

Creating a Monster

The Making of Henry, Serial Killer
- by Bill Wyman

Performing Arts

Illegitimate Players Comedy Revue
- by Peter Handler

P.S. 122 Field Trips
- by Laura Molzahn
- Tags: Performing Arts Sidebar, Performance

Facets of Brecht
- by Anthony Adler

Unsound Structures
- by Laura Molzahn

Ring Round the Moon
- by Albert Williams

Reaching Out: Dimensions in Sacred Dance
- by Dorothy Samachson

A Tumbleweed in Cowtown
- by Jack Helbig

Sleeping Beauty
- by Tom Valeo

The Three Musketeers
- by Jack Helbig

About Time
- by Justin Hayford
- Tags: Performing Arts Sidebar, Performance

Some Have Hair Presents Some Have Hair: The Making Of
- by Diana Spinrad

Oil City Symphony
- by Albert Williams

Pastel Refugees
- by Tom Boeker

Hold the Line
- by Lawrence Bommer

Movies

Love in the Time of Thatcherism
- by Jonathan Rosenbaum

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