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Serling was the writer of television's classic series, "Twilight Zone." Sullivan was television's incomparable master of ceremonies. Weaver was the pioneering creator of the "Today" and "Tonight" programs and the concept of television specials. He was president of NBC in 1953 and became chairman of the board in 1955. TOLSTOY CLASSIC -- A new adaptation of the classic Leo Tolstoy novel, "Anna Karenina," is now being filmed on location in Hungary for broadcast on CBS. Set in late 19th cen­ tury Russia, the tragic love story is considered to be one of the great novels of social realism, depicting Tolstoy's concept of the Russian social system of̂ the time. Jacqueline Blsset plays Anna, a beautiful and rebellious woman bound to a loveless marriage by soci­ ety. who falls in love with another man. Christopher Reeve portrays Count Vronsky, the handsome young captain whose love for Anna offers her a touch of happiness and freedom -- both threatened by •social ostracism, the loss of her beloved son and the possibility of complete destruction. Paul Scotiold plays Karenin, Anna's cold­ ly ambitious husband. r. . ©MMCompute ©Moke Mo Laugh © A Whole New You © Si I Dream of © MOVNh 'Waitress' © MOVIE: 'Babyl en Blue' © MOVIE: "Spirit of the Wind* A young boy overcomes his handicap to become the © Radio 1990 © Working Mother © MOVIE: independence Day* © (2® Hawaii Plvo-O © (2® la Hija do Nodto ©Quincy S3 Benson © Kojak © (2$ 700 Club • ©In ©3®' §0 Bums B Allen 10:45 PM © Toxic Tfcno 11 ."00 PM © Nashville © © © I © (2® McMWen B Wife ^S»iS5» Bftertalnrngnt) Starring Nick Nolte. JobHhWmmtandJM Wwch. * * * By J.T. YURKO "Teach**" examines our educational system much «ke tOQkgfl '.|1 system. Each Bbn It BBed with black humor and preachy dial­ ogues. but they both aak essentially the same question. Are things resBy thst bsd? * Students «it In thsprlncipsrs office with knife wounds Two toachsrs hsve s brswl over who gets to use the mimeo­ graph machine. Another teacher is bitten by a stuctont so severely si itches Ire required to close t̂ e wound A female teacher spends hot time In the teacher's lounge making sure her .38 caliber revolver is loaded. Black humor? There's plenty of that here, including s teach- er who sleeps in class so often that when he dies, nobody notices it for three periods Preachy dialogues? Well, someone hss to balance out the absurd events with a little logic, a touch of idealism, a cheer lor the ol' slms mater Nick Nolle gets that assign­ ment Years ago he was a radi­ cal teacher (he thought stu­ dents went to school to receive , an education), but now he suffers from "burnout." a pecuBar form of apathy arising tram overwork, undsrpey and the lack of consequential rosutts. So whan a former slu- dsnt sues the school because tie graduated without the abili­ ty lo road or write, the diploma miR starts to rock. Jobeth WMiams plays a more successful graftjate of the school who returns as the lawyer for the student. Her conversations with Nolte have aN the spsrkle ol a 10th-grade paper on civics. More effective are the reistionships between the leachers and the students, especially the one between Ralph Maccmo and Nolte. Macchio is great as a street­ wise kid who's on his way toward illiteracy, but who could be a leader it someone cared "Teachers" has a lot to otter, il it could only decide H it wanted to be a satire or a humanist comedy a la "To Sir. With Love." The two different Styles almost cancel each other out. but Nolte. Macchio and especially a f«e bit of tarce by Richard Mulligan give "Teachers" a passing grade ©i