Paul Greenberg

That weeping and wailing and gnashing of teeth you hear about Ollie North`s escaping justice comes mainly from those who wanted vengeance instead. You will recall Col. North. (If only...

Some things never change, alas. Perhaps because some of us never learn, alas. For example, one of the lesser congressional subcommittees on appropriations has just adopted a Cuban policy guaranteed...

What a story. It could have come from the Book of Exodus: The generations of slavery and degradation. The cleaving to faith. The fruitless negotiations with a pharaoh. The plagues...

Isn`t it amazing what denying a totalitarian nation a little trade will do? The Supreme Soviet has just decided that its subjects have a right to leave the country after...

The distinguished visitor waiting in the newspaper office seemed to have stopped by between acts at the Globe. High-collared, slightly balding, with the same trace of an ironic smile, he...

Saturday`s parade down Main Street here in Pine Bluff, Ark., got me thinking-about the troops, about parades, about the spirit of the time and about the spirit of other times....

Who would have thought it? Various foreign ministers of Europe-the scene of this century`s and perhaps history`s greatest crimes against peace, against man and God-now have proposed that Saddam Hussein...

Viewers who saw ''Separate But Equal,'' the televised version of Brown v. Board of Education, with Sidney Poitier as the young Thurgood Marshall and Burt Lancaster as the distinguished defender...

After this country`s latest brush with some of the socio-politico-religio-a nd-just-plain-psycho aspects of the Middle East, you would think that Americans would be more appreciative than ever of the separation...

No, Martha Graham didn`t invent modern dance. She was modern dance. What was the most remarkable thing about this incarnation of dance? Here are some choices: - She didn`t start...