Word: alberts
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Harvard is hosting the event for the first time this year because students from other schools expressed a high interest in attending, Albert Lin '84 said yesterday Harvard's Asian and Chinese clubs have also become more actively involved in the intercollegiate committee's activities, Lin added...
...promptly duplicated, Woodruffs exclusive on the appointment of Shirley Hufstedler as the first Cabinet-level Secretary of Education in 1979. The news items were fleeting, but the lesson lasted. Says Woodruff: "As with most competitive pursuits, nice reporters tend to finish last." Woodruff has also learned from her husband Albert Hunt, the Wall Street Journal's highly respected congressional reporter, though he and she hardly have an open-notebook policy. Last year Hunt hoarded background information he gleaned from Budget Director David Stockman, while Woodruff tried vainly for days to get Stockman to return her phone calls. Says...
...first confusing bulletins from the palace spoke only of a broken leg, but she never regained consciousness, and a brain scan showed irreparable damage from the stroke and her injuries. She died the next day, at 52, after Rainier and their older children, Princess Caroline, 25, and Prince Albert, 24, agreed to the removal of a life-support system. At week's end Stéphanie remained hospitalized with a damaged vertebra...
...Cardinal Cooke of New York called her "a lesson in Catholic motherhood," and Brigitte Bardot called her "l'Altesse Frigidaire"-Her Majesty the Frigidaire. She is widely credited with giving Monaco the dignity and luster, and of course the splendid tax loophole, in the person now of Prince Albert, the heir apparent, that have helped to bring the once dilapidated old clip joint its present considerable prosperity. She conferred honor on Graustark by allying it with Hollywood...
...Beirut movie theaters). Moreover, both publications can be fooled into announcing projects that have neither financing, script nor star, nor reasonable likelihood of ever getting them. Admits respected Variety Reporter James Harwood: "We have printed hundreds of titles that were never made." No one seems to mind. Explains Producer Albert Ruddy (The Godfather, The Cannonball Run): "Everybody will use the trades. You know it's hype when you do it. But the next day I'll pick up the trades and see the word is out on some movie, and believe it, even though yesterday I was doing...