On a less controversial note than repeats or Mozart v. Haydn, I'd like to discuss organizing an "MTT for president!" campaign. No seriously, there is a relatively new Barnes and Noble bookstore in my town, and I decided to check out their video section to see if I could find any classical music videos. Well, although they have a better selection than anywhere else in the area, the pickings were relatively slim, and mixed in with other musically oriented videos. There was the "Trout" documentary with Dupre, Barenboim etc., there was the obligatory Le Boheme, Aida and a few other operas, there was Horowitz's '86 Moscow recital, and... I was quite surprised to notice a video case with the single word "JANIS" on the side. "Wow!" I naively thought, "A documentary on the life and music-making of pianist Byron Janis! What a find! I wonder why I haven't heard of it before!" I pulled it out and began reading with alacrity, but my hopes were quickly dashed, as I realized in fact it was about Janis *Joplin*. Oh well... I feel I am an anachronism at only 22 years of age. Michael Cooper [log in to unmask]