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...never wallows in self-pity; she wallows, instead, in deracinated compassion for everyone, including herself, who must cope with contemporary reality. Paradoxically, she dabbles earnestly in photography, recording those surfaces that bewilder her so. She dreams of taking a definitive picture of 'the world-renowned reproductive surgeon Dr. Arnold Loquesto, whom I'd consulted and photographed' posing with his dog. Why? Because, with such a picture, 'I would have the answer to the question of how to live in the world.' "Her repeated, obsessive references to her reproductive surgeon betray the narrator's deepest concern without, apparently, her being aware...
HRLP founders Chandler F. Arnold '98 and Elizabeth A. Haynes '98 said that they wanted to be part of PBHA but were unable to join because of the moratorium...
...originally approached PBHA about the possibility of working as a subgroup of PBHA; but at that time, they weren't expanding," Arnold said...
DIAGNOSED. ARNOLD PALMER, 67, golf master whose exuberant style helped popularize the sport in the late '50s; with prostate cancer. His prognosis was unknown. He said he would withdraw from play until the cancer is "taken care...
When you think of people who have really revolutionized their sports, certain names come up. Babe Ruth, Wilt Chamberlain, Muhammed Ali, Jackie Robinson, Arnold Palmer, Bob by Orr.... The list goes on, and other people would certainly throw in other names, but that is not important...