By now most theater audiences can sing along with the post-Vietnam GI blues, but Steve Metcalfe's 1982 tale of a veteran and his sister and the war comrade who rescues them has lost none of its compassion, either for the men unwilling to confront choices they made in the heat of battle or for the tarnished knight and spinsterly lady who find themselves drawn to each other.

These facts become highly important when it is recalled that the first and most important writers to evaluate Burke's political philosophy, and to establish its most widely accepted meaning, were truebred utilitarians and positivists.

She finished ninety-fourth in the race.

Geosmin is responsible for the earthy taste of beetroot.