J. MICHAEL Crichton

Norbert Wiener On Man and His Machine

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Norbert Wiener died in Stockholm last month, and this book, consisting of lectures delivered at Yale and Paris in 1962,

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"The main job of a pediatrician is not to cure normal diseases--the children do that themselves--but rather to reassure the

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In his introduction to The Fanatic, Meyer Levin explains carefully that this is not a book about real people, as

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Tony Richardson, John Osborne, and Albert Finney are three talented young men who are known more for their anger than

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In 1960, Americans spent 1.6 billion dollars on funerals. This is slightly more than the estimated cost of providing books,

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Here are three commentaries on the relation of science to the humanities. All are different; none supports the thesis of

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The varsity baseball team win clinched the Greater Boston League title for the second consecutive year as they stomped Boston

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Unpredictable as ever, the baseball team bounced back from its 7-5 loss at Princeton last weekend to clobber Brandeis, 25-3.

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PROFILES OF THE FUTURE: An inquiry into the Limits of the Possible, by Arthur C. Clarke, Harper and Row, 234

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This is a book that would have annoyed Rousseau; probably he would have accused the writer of bias, and of