Eric Levin

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Archive // November 02, 1987

Motherly Love Works a Miracle

Archive // October 19, 1987

Goodbye to Lake Wobegon

Archive // October 12, 1987

If Dr. Ravi Batra's Theories Hold Water, Man the Lifeboats for the Great Depression of 1990

Archive // October 12, 1987

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Archive // May 18, 1987

As Hollywood's Fastest Fists Fly Again, a Prosecutor Plans to Give Sean Pennance

Archive // May 18, 1987

A Frank Biography Finds That Leonard Bernstein's Passions, Like His Talents, Are Boundless

Archive // May 04, 1987

An Expert Finds That Bullies and Their Victims Are Linked in a Strange, Unconscious Courtship

Archive // April 13, 1987

To Be Franc, Currency Trader Steve Peras Has a Yen to Make Sure the Buck Doesn't Stop Here

Archive // February 16, 1987

Herbie Hancock

Archive // January 19, 1987

The '57 Chevy of Rock 'n' Roll

Archive // December 08, 1986

After a Decade Off the Records and on the Road, Tony Bennett Makes His Richest Disc Ever

Archive // June 23, 1986

Elvis Costello

Archive // June 09, 1986

Wracked by Bitter Sibling Rivalry, the Proud, Patrician Binghams Lose the Legacy That Made Them Great

Archive // June 02, 1986

Olympian Jeff Blatnick Didn't Let Cancer Turn His World Upside Down

Archive // May 05, 1986

The New Look in Old Maids

Archive // March 31, 1986

Promising a New Spirit—and Freedom of Ice Cream—clint Eastwood Tackles His Toughest Role: Mayoral Candidate

Archive // March 17, 1986

A Little Boy's Murder and His Father's 'revenge' Leave a Quiet French Valley in Turmoil

Archive // January 27, 1986

Professor Sam Oliner Studies the Brave Souls Who Saved Him-and Many Others-from the Nazis

Archive // December 02, 1985

A Tough New Texas Law Tosses High School Football for a Late-Season Loss

Archive // November 18, 1985

Lay Off of Them Blue Suede Shoes

Archive // November 04, 1985

By Deliberately Seeking Obscurity Indian Actor Roshan Seth Ensures His Magnetism Onstage

Archive // October 28, 1985

At His Final Exit, Orson Welles Leaves a Legend and a Debate as Large as the Man Himself

Archive // October 28, 1985

Direct from Oz Via the Twilight Zone Comes Emo Philips, Taking Comedy Beyond Strangeness

Archive // October 07, 1985

The Royalty of Hollywood and Europe Say Jacques Harvey's a Master at Faking the Greats

Archive // October 07, 1985

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