Word: baileys
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...chambers, doppelgangers, poison-bearing pins" versus a group of friends sitting on a couch, smiling encouragingly, waving brightly-coloured plastic baseball bats." It is here that Pesetsky's wisdom lies; rather than offer epigram, dogma, or role model, she generally keeps her characters' lives firmly within the Barnum & Bailey's that is their natural sphere...
DIED. Ashley Bailey, 14 months; of biliary atresia, a liver disease; in Fort Worth. In a July radio address, President Reagan appealed for a liver-transplant donor for Ashley. More than 5,000 phone calls resulted, but no compatible liver could be located for the infant. Reagan's appeal, however, has been credited with finding seven donors for other needy patients...
Dale Curis (Henderson), Kevin Krolicki (Fisher), and David Pollack (Young Fisher) put in effective supporting performances. Special kudos for effort are due to Curtis, Krolicki and Tom Brady (Bailey) for getting crew cuts and looking very much, if not acting, like Marines...
...Saturday on a beautiful day in New Haven was single-handedly this art a Crimson squad that, without a doubt, played its finest hockey of the year. At the same time, she preserved a tie for a Yale squad that couldn't even have made the Ringling Bros., Barnum & Bailey traveling circus...
Kunen uses the same autobiographical form that Bailey and Dershowitz do, but can't replicate the excitement and force of argument of his more senior colleagues. Kunen's book is dull, probably duller than most of the corporate contracts Law School grads do write--simply because his two and a half years working in the Washington courts were particularly dull. A street punk arrested for smoking on a bus inherently carries less drama than a Claus von Bulow on trial for murder. A Dershowitz arguing constitutional law before the Supreme Court is naturally more interesting than this rookie public defender...