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J ssis v s v 1 ^ ^ s5 % * . mmMMtrnuMtrnmimemi^imKmii^m Rttr is tu By Bi The M*glc Qo?a Away by $4.95. The Magic Goes Awt why there is no more m* is that mana is necessa up in the process. Mana an area, and when it possible. The story opens wit] already gone, and mo\ inevitable conclusion. magicians, ottuiiipaiiu attempt to restore mi ultimate failure. Baccxl movie By David Bake Lauren Bacall By Mysall; Al(r< $10.95. Lauren Bacall By Mj most refreshing and m< book about the life of a have ever read. After r first few pages, it is ob\ reaaer tnai me laay < write it herself, and it vious to the reader tha has a great deal of class. By the end of the reader realizes that Ba< write the book in an attei down any legends (as i with Christina Crawfor Mommie Dearest), but for the people who made interesting and out of th have those people remer In the book, Bacall < family history from the prior to her birth right present day, though s liffin nmnKacic am /\if iuu^ viupuaoio uu uiuict extremes. The main body of writing deals with hei desire to become an a< first experiences on the screen, how the famo "look" came about an marriages, the first to Bogart, who was 25 senior, and the seconc Jason Robards. All of these major ev< be interesting reading ji but Bacall also fills t nnonc with cfnripc :ihmi K O u?v. .vu " " ? things that happened ii These little "diversion speak, are what sets apart from '.he rest. Particularly memo Bacall's first encounter idol Bette Davis. Sh< awestruck that she couk and afterwards, she in tVia Hall Alifc V.Wliaj^K3^U 111 VI It IKUI VUW3 hotel room. Bacall was i tmmrnm. * ^1111 active st< pical Lar ett Bydairk Larry Nlven; Ace Science Fiction; iy, by Larry Niven, explains agic in the world. The premise ry to work magic and is used i is an essence that permeates is gone, magic is no longer Ii most of the world's mana res implacably to its logical, It follows a group of id by a Greek soldier, in their ana to the world, and their II autobic i tr\ r*'e ric ? I Wl lv? I Iv r teens at the ti miration and ac ed a Knopf; s^jj shines throi today. ^self is the Stories such jst earnest Myself's earlier film star I in the book, bi eading the nearly every pa 'ious to the effect on the res did indeed 's also ob it the lady book, the :all did not mpt to tear is the case d's sordid out of love " : her life so ^ /%, ie desire to \ nbered. I %11 p?j! Jetails her V" if ~ years just ; tin frv tha up tu iiiv L-.-vj: r---. -V-. - y ihe places 1 of the two Bacall's jlg||^Jte 1 r teen-age f 1 |>J_. _ . itress, her stage and t , - 'hi ius Bacall d her two Humphrey [ v" ^ years her 1 to actor 3nts would r ^ her book irable is ' with her ; was so % C'' in't speak, pllffiiiiillSsI ail but iiae uavis in her HHHHHHfl ** & I | Every part of the i | logically from the f | characters behave and believeably.., . _ z jry ot mac ry Niven w Like most of Niven's stuff, tl well-written. Every part of the from the premise. The < realistically and believably. An< an essay at the back of the book Crisis," it is written by Sar discusses and analyzes Niven's f as lively as the material it co being the dry, academic disci been. As a package, the book is v< large, trade-size paperbound v catching cover by Boris Vallejc circles of fantasy art. The print i usual, perhaps to cover the fact a short novel, or novella. >graphy te e to movie me, but her ad- from the joy loration for Davis first screen igh in her writings breaking m< final Havs as this make By As one fin passages the best page, he is le it in all honesty, he has just ge will have some reminiscing ider's emotions ? about the goc ) ?Mnf ^BaraEhk*. IggHBg^ign i ??lP:fl 1 B ?i Gree | an if By Maurice S ale follows Tha Human Facto* by G . __ Avon; $2.50. iremise. The ,, vjri a iia 111 uiccm realistically complished the incr< J turning words into n< illusions, but also prickles in his late Human Factor: Hav months on the New best seller list, it u major motion picture This book encompj of deadly espionage. allusions, truths, dec JI to provide a sure soul "y who enjoy s us pens novels. The story t England, concerninj | secret service urgi 111 information leak is section 6A, and th tie story is tight and employees are bot tale follows logically interrogated and inv< characters behave Surely the leak c i to top it off, there is anyone who is not . Entitled "The Mana retirement age, but idra Miesel, and it happily married. Su antasy work. It is not Castle, one such nr vers but is far from culprit. His close fr ission it could have Arthur Davis, a ba< wouldn't need the ;ry attractive: it's a that "persuades" pe< olume, with an eye- double-agents; one < >, a rising star in the sure about such matt ic clirtUfIt? larrfA** fKon io 011511VIJ ia 15^1 man V/UU1U Ult? ICillV L that the story is only department's higher Could Davis' alcohol liver to deteriorate i jj 1 f mean, what with all IS death to the leaker 1 staff, one can ne whether his liver r nothingness only r oLC-AI alcohol. It seems Englar of Bacall getting her embarrassment if test to her heart- reached the rest < emories of Bogart's especially the Unit their security prob ishes the book's final the wrong man was ft with the feeling that if Davis didn't di spent several hours causes. with a good old friend >d old days. *********** * * 1 * WJ J J SCHEDUL p * Mon. / ? } Wed. i * * * * ne's spy ltriguing aham Greene; jsI xiible feat of p ; spine-tingling st novel The ing spent six s ^ York Times ill soon be a > <! isses a realm Greene mixes eits and loves -toucher to all eiui spy-iove B M ikes place in . I an English m inization. ^An stigated. ouldn't be of you shoul snly past the swers. May who is also mysteries t< rely, Maurice munist ag< an, isn't the Russian end-associate organization ihelor, surely his wife? extra money Castle's wife iple into being The Hum an never be great book, 2rs. because of e within the compulsion I ranked staff? personal ph ism cause his Sure, this i: ito nothing? I love philosoj the talking of common to amidst their Heaven anc ver be sure offer any p shriveled to about love because of questioned triangle, d d could feel swimming o news ever i<*n't re it ?f the world, espionage, ed States, of I'm sure i lems. Maybe the first thr< cilled; that is, Greene's T\ a nf natnral '? ~l " " " won i ue di enough. ***** ********* 3JBEK WE] IS HERE! E: .pr. 16 Follies 8:0fl \pr. 17 Foffies 8:M pr 18 ZOO DAY Sorority 0| 7. OA A Apr 19 BIER BUST band: "Hi Shuttlebus pr. 20 Beauty Pa BANQUET > pr\ 21 Gomes 12 Froteraity 8-12, 3E UNIQU: 1 1 TTl T71 T7~ TAT u-runiiijJtv vv *********> novel <stnri i MA\ ?k.t Ml iiUK id find out these anbe you'll solve these x> ? why is a Comint from BOSS, a secret service it talking to Castle and How does he know ?? an Factor, though a is critically weakened Greene's irritating to insert frequently his ilosophies about love, s a free country, but phies have as much in i espionage, as does 1 Hell. 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