The Best and the Brightest reviewed in 1960s Vietnam study
A critical look at David Halberstam's The Best and the Brightest, detailing how the book traces Vietnam War decisions. The review examines Halberstam's focus on Kennedys and Johnsons administrations, adviser dynamics, and the push toward troop escalation driven by anti-Communist rhetoric and past misjudgments. The critic notes the book's strong use of individual portraits to explain policy outcomes.
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Derval C. Walsh
David Halberstam
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John Kennedy
Arthur Sulzberger
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Laos
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Critique on Stage Reviews and Health Service Meeting
Donna Redel questions critic objectivity while discussing honest evaluation of A Road Where Wolves Run. She notes heat and flies hinder focus and argues readers should weigh reviewer style. the off Broadway show runs through December 31. A Health Service Committee meeting is set for Thursday December 14 at noon in Room 205 Barnard Hall. students are invited to attend and share suggestions.
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Donna Redel
Health Service Committee
Barnard Hall
Wintry Forests Old Tress Exhibition at China Institute
New Yorkers can view roughly twenty Chinese landscape works in a small gallery at 13 E. 65th Street until January 26, 1973. The show, titled Wintry Forests Old Tress, spans tenth to eighteenth century monochrome and color touches, emphasizing trees as philosophical symbols and reflections on man’s place in nature. The China Institute offers free admission and courses in its General Studies Program.
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Lorraine Pavia
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