Commoner's book review: Toward a sunshine economy
Barry Commoner argues the energy crisis and environmental problems are linked and solvable only by overhauling institutions, opposing free market ideals. He proposes greater solar energy use and criticizes nuclear power and corporate profits, warning that real reform would require a largely socialist shift or tighter regulation.
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Marlotti Piano Concert Promises High Virtuosity in Pittsfield
International pianist Vincent Marlotti will perform at the Berkshire Museum in Pittsfield on Saturday June 19 at 8 p.m. The Southern Berkshire Community Arts Council sponsors, with tickets selling through the group. Marlotti, based in Sheffield Mass, teaches at Amherst College Simon's Rock Hotchkiss and Hartt School. He recently appeared at Lincoln Center and has performed across Europe, Canada and Latin America.
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Pam Ayres Paths to Fame in Britain and America
Pam Ayres, Britain's popular poet, rose from modest needs to a 400000 poem sales feat. Publisher Phil Solomon notes the unlikely 2 dollar copy price as he plans a U S move to test American interest while Ayres tours Norwich. Her rise follows a TV discovery on Opportunity Knocks and her W R A F service background informs verse about everyday life and inflation.
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Royal Danish Ballet to Open Pillow Season at Jacob's Pillow
The Royal Danish Ballet joins the Jacob's Pillow Dance Festival for the first week of its 44th season from June 29 to July 3. Eight soloists, including Niels Kehlet, will perform Bournonville works such as Etudes and The Conservatory plus Flemming Flindt's Trio. Opening night includes a benefit performance with $20 and $25 tickets.
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