The Sunday Times Magazine January 20, 1980

Architecture - Trad is Back:
pitched roofs and red bricks are
returning to new buildings as archi-
tects grow tired of high-rise concrete-
and-glass modernism. By Peter
Davy. Page 16
A tale of two cultures: writer
Lailan Youngs father was a Chinese
bigamist who had one family in
China and another in the West. She
contrasts the fortunes of his two
families and meets, for the first time,
her half-brother who had been
imprisoned as a dissident against the
Mao regime. Page 22
The marijuana runners: how mil-
lions are made from the violent drug
traffic between Colombia and the
U.S.A. Photographs by Romano
Cagnoni. Page 34
Rees the dart: how Leighton Rees
threw his way from the taproom to
the bigtime and became a working-
class hero. By Gordon Burn. Page 42

The Sunday Times Campaign for
Real Bread: we want something
better. You want something better.
Whatdowedonow? Pages 55-57
Art: dealers are smart at selling
pictures, but what do they collect
themselves ? Page 58
Watch: why we should learn to love
the humble garden slug. Page 60
Collectabilia: theres money in
merchandising gimmicks. Page 60
The disappearing van: now you
see it, now you dont. Page 61
London Zoo: who goes to see what,
the latest Lifespan list. Page 61
Wine Club: the wines you voted the
best. Special offer. Page 61
Cinema: Gillian Armstrong the
start of a Brilliant Career. Page 67
Games: Bridge and Chess. Page 68
A Life in the Day of Sue Ryder.
Page 70

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