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Volume I, Issue 37
February 16 - February 23, 1998
I'm here to tell you that we've been knocking around mimes for
too long -- too long! Mimes are not annoying, they're sweet
and special and full of the wonderful whimsy of life. And mimery
is a real skill; ever try to pretend you're climbing the rungs
of an invisible ladder, or put your hands up against glass that's
not there? You can't. You can barely play charades, fool.
Mimes turn charades into art. Don't we all know how a mime feels when he's walking against the wind? I sure do.
What's truly shocking are the Amnesty International activists
who want to ban mimes. I mean, if you're going
to hate somebody, hate clowns. When tested, mimes proved to have
much higher IQ's than clowns. And though clowns have been known
to rob banks and kill small children, there isn't a single documented
case on the records of a mime trying to steal so much as a stamp.
To use an analogy, mimes are like scenic fields where clowns are
like killing fields. Pretty simple when you think about it.
So remember, don't let one bad-apple mime spoil the whole miming
bunch. That's sheer mimism -- and it must
be stopped.
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Silent Witness 
Maureen Needham pays tribute to Marcel Marceau and his timeless Bip. [2]
Maureen Needham
Wide Awake Dreaming 
"Sleepwalking," non-linear and impressionistic in its approach, is a fascinating play. [3]
Dalt Wonk
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Taking Tests on the WWW 
Surfing the Internet with a guy who can't swim. This week: Online exams... [4]
Devin D. O'Leary
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Beauty and Horror 
Two separate bodies of photographic work, impossibly far apart in intention and result, are on view side by side. [5]
Margaret Regan
Stamp Act 
Why is the postman sending two Chicago artists to the dead-letter office? [6]
Frank Sennett
Space, East and West 
Zen painting and calligraphy is often freewheeling and fun. [7]
D. Eric Bookhardt
Now What? 
A gallery of captivating links to keep your imagination churning while the paint dries. [8]
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