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Veterans include seniors Daniel Chung and Adam Valkin; juniors Mitty Arnold--an NCAA Tournament doubles qualifier along with Rueb--and co-captain Josh Hausman...
...distinguished alumni among the third of its graduates who go into the military (most grads become kick-butt insurance agents and stockbrokers). While the Citadel might not have been a worthy target, Faulkner was nonetheless, as its first female, required to be Uberwoman-as fit as Arnold Schwarzenegger, as bald as Sinead O'Connor and as beautiful as Michelle Pfeiffer. Instead Faulkner was a little bit dumpy, a little bit plain and a little bit whiny (she fought not to have her head shaved). She often looks as if she's pouting when protocol requires that she smile through...
...Arnold's people and hers are still haggling over a financial settlement ("It's close to being worked out," he says). There is a blurry smudge on his chest that was once the site of a Roseanne tattoo ("Two more laser treatments and this is gone"). Their marriage, he says, "was a learning experience for me. There were mistakes I made that I don't plan to make in my second marriage...
...fellow actors attest that he is relaxed and totally pro these days. "He's an incredibly hard worker," says Nine Months' director Chris Columbus, who was impressed that Arnold could hold his own in improvising bits with Grant and Robin Williams for the film's hospital delivery-room scene. But in interviews he is constantly squirming, endlessly restless. He has Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). Ritalin might help control the symptoms, but he won't take the medicine, on the (unproven) theory that it could lead back to his drug addiction...
...Arnold's nervousness may have another source: his sense that show-biz careers wane more easily than they wax. "Good things don't always last," he says. "Even great stars like Schwarzenegger have had some very rough spots in their lives and their careers." The stand-up comic who went from Mr. Roseanne to Mr. Who? has more reason than most to heed that lesson--even from the top of the heap...