The Bard's Fingerprints Donald Foster caused a stir when he identified Joe Klein as the true author of Primary Colors. But the Vassar professor's most controversial claim is that a rather dreary funeral elegy for a seventeenth-century nobody was written by William Shakespeare. And now, with the aid of French theory and American software, young architects at Columbia and UCLA are trying to make good on those promises. But whether their virtual buildings will ever see the light of day is far from certain. But these days, native peoples are increasingly shooting films about themselves.
Some anthropologists believe native videomaking can help preserve traditional cultures.
Others fear it will only destroy them. Only Knows Since the Middle Ages, believers have combed the Bible for proof of its divine origins. After a group of Israeli mathematicians found history's secrets coded in the scriptures, an American reporter wrote The Bible Code and put their method on the bestseller list. Inc. All rights reserved.