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December 26, 2000

Transforming heritage The "Transatlantic Dialogues" exhibit builds on the logic that, through trips across the Atlantic Ocean, African and African-American artists have had an impact on each other's work. Story

[John Biggers (American), Drummers of Ede, 1959, conte on paper on board]

Mayor Mush led quietly but well
In a day when TV newscasts are more Ed Sullivan than Walter Cronkite; when exposure on the big screen or in a wrestling ring is better preparation for winning political office than is building a strong resume of service and education; in a day when an elected official can take two minutes to deliver a say-nothing speech and news commentators consume hours attributing esoteric meaning and motive to the words; when it's not so much what you say as it is how you say it and how you look when you say it;

Kennedy Center gives 'Consul' a voice
Gian Carlo Menotti's tale of political oppression has performances scheduled Dec. 30 through Jan. 26 in the nation's capital.

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