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2: Writer LARRY COLTON. He has a new memoir, "Goat Brothers," (Doubleday) it's about he and his faternity brothers at the University of California at Berkeley in the early 1960s and what happened to them. It's about a group of superjocks who are unprepared for life ahead. One reviewer writes, "a gripping, often painful look at lives that went right and awry in about equal measure."

2: Interview with RAFAEL SCHARF continued.

1963. Rock historian ED WARD continues his look back. This time, the year

Professor ROBERT JAY LIFTON. Lifton is distinguished professor of psychiatry and psychology and director of the Center on Violence and Human Survival at John Jay College, City University of New York. He's been studying cults and fundamentalist groups for many years. Lifton will talk about the armed cult in Waco, Texas run by David Koresh of the Branch Davidians--how typical they are, and what can be done to deal with them

2: TAMRA DAVIS, DIRECTOR OF THE NEW RAP SATIRE FILM "CB4", WHICH STARS CHRIS ROCK OF SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE. DAVIS IS WELL-KNOWN FOR HER WORK DIRECTING MUSIC VIDEOS WITH EVERYONE FROM SONIC YOUTH TO BETTE MIDLER. HER FIRST FILM WAS "GUN CRAZY".

lassical music critic LLOYD SCHWARTZ reviews a number of new recordings conducted by composer Piere Boulez (Boo-LEZZ). Three new discs of Stravinsky, Bartok, and Debussy (on Deutsche Grammophon). The Erato label has a new recording, and so does Sony (Boulez''s greatist hits).

Probation officer for Los Angeles County, JIM GALIPEAU (GAL-ih-poh). He works with gangs in Los Angeles, and is currently trying to raise money for a program with older gang members. GALIPEAU has been a probation officer for 27 years. He's a Vietnam vet, and when he was a teenager, he was a street fighter and drug addict. Terry talked with GALIPEAU in March, and invited him back for another conversation.

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Film critic STEPHEN SCHIFF reviews Rising Sun, starring Sean Connery and Wesley Snipes. It''s based on a novel by Michael Crichton (CRY-ton), who also wrote Jurassic Park.

2: LESLIE HARRIS is the writer and director of "Just Another Girl on the IRT." This is HARRIS's first film, and with it she became one of few African-American women film directors to have her film released nationally. The film won the special jury prize for a first-time film maker at the Sundance Film Festival. It's about a highschool junior, Chantel, who is an A-student, with a gift of gab and an attitude. The New York Times's Vincent Canby wrote of the character that she is, "almost as significant of her place and time as Booth Tarkington's Penrod is of his."