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...about the 35th B.C., those on the receiving end of his conservative cudgel would say. But then, Radio Free Limbaugh is designed to raise liberals' dander quotient. Consider: a vote for Clinton-Gore is "a vote for socialism." Rush has been on Slick Willie's case all year, rejoicing in the early tales of infidelity, assiduously promoting this month's mission-to- Moscow story. He loves to rag Democratic politicians: Ted Kennedy, of course, but also "former U.S. cadaver -- ahem, Senator -- Alan Cranston" or "Fort Worthless Jim Wright, the former Sleazer of the House." What about Perot's 50 cents...
...addresses of the 35th Republican National Convention, which featured Reagan and defeated Republican challenger Patrick J. Buchanan, highlighted the foreign policy achievements of the Bush Administration and furiously attacked Democratic nominee Bill Clinton...
Geoffrey T. Chalmers '57 painted a picture, "Fair Harvard," which was printed in poster form and distributed to 35th reunion alums. The poster also contains the names of every member of the class of '57--"even the people who are dead," Mullin said...
Just across 35th Street stands the forlorn hulk of the original 1910 Comiskey Park, with a gaping hole cut through the right-field stands. A mournful opening-day banner reads, SPEEDWAY WRECKING: THE HARDEST 'HITTER' OF ALL TIME. With these ghostly memories still in sight, how hard it is for the nostalgic baseball fan to come to peace with progress. Yet the truth must be acknowledged: the new Comiskey Park represents a hopeful beacon for the future of baseball. It is a talisman that the wonder of the game will survive this era of luxury sky boxes, insanely lucrative television...
...reliever Jeff Reardon, who celebrated his 35th birthday on the mound less than two months after back surgery...