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Eco By* Tb? Crush of T? t *2.50 The Crash of '79, as tl: New York Times bestsell This is not surprising, be< whose literary merit i sationalism and pulpines The novel, by Paul ingredients for being a 1 breakneck speed, romanc good measure), moment The fact that the book i serious topic does not hu novel proposes that the devastating economic < worried many people foi What is new in the boo! arrive in such sad shape 1979. The entire book is preceded by an arrangen the United States that all Saudis to the teeth in ex mention the behind-the madman, the Shah of In The Shah is one of seve intermingled with the fict Arabia and Sheik Ahme Arabia contribute to wh book's "eerie believabilit; States is never mentione Shynej not termiru Fashion! 01J?IBO c / I f 1535 Main St OPEN 1 nomicdi lenry Green >y Paul E. Erdman; Pock#t; ie cover proclaims, was on The er list for more than ten months :ause Crash is one of those books is marginal, but whose sen is are much in evidence. Erdman, has all the right jestseller: a plot that moves al :e vwun a mue sex tnrown in foi s of suspense and high drama, deals with a lively and yet very rt its selling power, either. TTic ! world is headed for a long ytvj^i^ooiuii, cut tuca uiai xiac * a long time. k's proposal is the way we will ? via a stock market crash in one long doomsday scenario, lent between Saudi Arabia and lows the Americans to arm the ;change for all their oil, not to scenes manipulations of that m. ral real-life characters that are ional ones. King Khalid of Saudi d Zaki Yam ani, also of Saudi at "Time" magazine calls the y" (The President of the United 4"1 K? r rtnm vi uy izaiuc / . By Janet G Shyness by Phillip G. Zlm Millions of persons k. w nain onr) . punt aiiu lOUldUUll II t social disease. No epidemic proportions continues to strike unwilling victims. SI dreaded disease, a Philip G. Zimbardo, and author of Shyne? | Zimbardo writes I can be a convenie preventing exposure I feelings ? being unloved, uninteres telligent, or an un-per step in eliminating . I l.l! U- -1 > vjmimuea, iwmz bc in Select G Reduced ' to 50% fc- Leather J< j?jjfrt Slacks 4 Sweat wBSs^ # Wool < P ^^ilr , ? /* - Shirts Scarvc ^A. Cologi M\) ? Turtle Etc. \ All Charge Cards Free Gift Wr reet Columbia, S.C. 24 10-9 p.m. Mon.-Sat. saster fo The mustache-twirling vi course. Not only is he a rut not even balk at the prosper order to crush his enemies J Empire, but he is also a dir Semite. The view fits in pe i animosity toward the Shah, The presence of the Shah book goes hand in hand with the world is controlled and \ handful of plutocrats. Whe power, and people like th< world's leading oil comDf r national elections as havin > deed, the President of the Ui , pathetic buffoon, a mistake i the American masses, and intelligent. They only floun The narrator of this tale i hero among a host of papei He is a witty, handsome, American banker in his fori between the Americans an He has been employed b consultant, but must watch as the Shah's seizure of the '79 pass him by. Somehow 1 able to record conversatioi three thousand miles apart One does not ask how he i: expect a literary masterpiei is trash, bankable, potboil same. ibson recognizing that Kj>?. , static and can t bflrdo; Jove; *2.25 r? -i j- 1 Building sel are suffering phasized througl >m a dreaded mcst all other 'W reaching The author cla 5, the illness with a high self-< willing and do not crumble lyness is the feel devastated iccording to Personalities psycholigist C0Pe with shym ><> thp hnnlr Stnfpi ro? v"v ^ that shyness nt umbrella ;o even worse unwanted, P?5 iting, unin- pHi son. The first teftS shyness is "1 BUHis I rAPin ! ' 5 ackets > Hats ers r~ _ r _ a kwUIQTS jj >S ne necks Honored gp^ opping 201 i i . - t retold llain of the book is the Shah, 01 hless megalomaniac who does 2t of using nuclear weapons in ; and re-establish the Persian ty old man and a vicious antiirfectly with the rising tide of both in Iran and abroad. and other world figures in the ? an important premise ? that vorld events manipulated by a re the money is, there is the s Shah and the heads of the inies regard such things as g little or no importance. In^ !A 1 ni - a nuea siaies is seen as a rather heaved up and into office by his cabinet is not much more | der in office. s Bill Hitchcock, a paper-thin '-thin characters in this book. rich, intelligent, sex-crazed ties who helps set up the deal d the Saudis. y the Saudi government as a helplessly while events such Persian Gulf and the crash of le is nearly omniscient, being is carried on simultaneously 3 able to do this. One does not :e. The Crash of '79, after all, ing trash, but trash all the personality is not V >e changed. Burnett and f-esteem is em- especially int< tiout Shyness, as in Touch, trusl self-help manuals, essential in ims that persons shyness barri< esteem niche in life number of hel under criticism or breaking the by rejection. that several si who learned to person prac bss are profiled in conversationa nents from Carol are grocery st T^\ "id I All 8^Hsi?ifc3SE- v MAI JOSEPH EL LEVI MAGIC ANTHONY HOP BURGESS MERI EXECUTIVE Pf* MUSIC BYJERR SCREENPLAY E BASED UPON IPROOUCEDBY AND RICHARD I DIRECTED BY R PWNTS BY DtlUXt" TIC .NING SOON AT A THEA LUUAL NEWSPAPER The import healthy br By Jonathan E What It Takes to FmI Good and Jay Koblar; Viking Prai Have you ever heard Technique? If not, What It Ti give you some insight into thi The most important senteno Nickolaus Technique is a sequenced exercises anima m nti/1 " TC injr null cuiu k/Ji earning. 11 interest you, don't buy it. Authors Benno Isaacs and the thirty different exercise? Nicholaus Technique. All tl plained and well-illustrated. Good also contains a great about the areas of the body t designed to improve. Cons given to explaining why eat Isaacs and Kobler could nc temptation to lecture on exercise, and how it efforts They claim that Nickolaus ' you to "look and feel at yoi The Nickolaus Technique Richard Nickolaus, a ballel that by the use of the tech pensate for damaged muse] this is done in the book's in Although the authors' exaggerated, there is littl exercises will be beneficial ti Certainly, exercise is health Technique may serve as a | Phyllis Diller are a polil eresting. waiting t and tenderness are library. hrpakino rlnum Hio * ?* ?circ A l t'l ?r. Zimbardo offers a desires pful "exercises" for every i barrier. He writes life ? tuations give the shy sexual tice in developing Zimbar 1 skills. 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A ical rally, the doctor's room and , yes, even the uctance to express feelings, and fears affects virtually ispect of the shy person's from school to work and relationships. But as do so eloquently points out best-seller, the disease is CHYOUR ING.