All shows at the East Building auditorium are free. The 1996 film, made with Tricia Regan and narrated by Liam Neeson, chronicles the formation of a religio usly integrated school in Northern Ireland. Clips will be shown, and Carol Whitney of the Arts Club will i nterview McShane. I St. NW, is free. IRAN HAS produced one of the richest national film movements of late.
All shows are free.
In a salute to some offbeat diplomacy, President Clinton met Thursday with American wrestlers who were warmly received in Iran despite the estrangement between Washington and Tehran. The wrestlers' visit last month marked the first time in 18 years the American flag was displayed with honor rather than hatred in Tehran. Iranian President Mohammad Khatami has said he is open to cultural and sports exchanges but sees no need for diplomatic ties. In Tehran last month, American wrestler Zeke Jones was applauded by thousands of fans when he waved a tiny paper Iranian flag at an awards ceremony. And Iranians roared approval when Melvin Douglas went to receive his silver medal carrying a portrait of Iran's hard-line spiritual leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.