Word: barbarae
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According to Barbara A. Johnson, a second-year MPP student, Kennedy School students need to pay more attention to each other...
...diagnosed after a checkup last week, but she has postponed surgery until the day after the celebrations for her 65th birthday on Feb. 16. It's not just that she loves a good party. The event is a fund raiser for her longtime cause, AIDS research. Before the diagnosis, Barbara Walters bagged an interview for 20/20 and learned that Liz also plans to be present at the birth of Michael Jackson's child. "One of the reasons Michael and I are close is because neither of us had a childhood," she says. "And we can relate to that and wonder...
Other things required no calibration, since the book was Mia Farrow's memoir, What Falls Away (Nan A. Talese/Doubleday; 370 pages; $25). An author as hot as Farrow doesn't go on a book tour. Barbara, Oprah and Larry date her up. She was, after all, involved in a show-biz shocker. Four and a half years ago, she discovered that Woody Allen, her lover of 12 years and the father of one of her 14 children (four natural, 10 adopted), was also the lover of her 21-year-old adopted daughter Soon-Yi. This at a time when Farrow...
...those who know Katharine Graham far better than I do are surprised to see the ease with which the regal owner of the Washington Post has taken to the rigors of a book tour. In the past two weeks she has submitted to interviews with all the usual suspects--Barbara Walters, Tom Brokaw, Charlie Rose and even the profane and dangerous Don Imus, who awarded Graham's just published memoir "three-boner" status, the highest rank in Imusland. After that phrase was translated for her, she was still game, for, as her story shows, the tall girl...
...current 18 months, before a hearing is held on their status. The Administration hopes to move 54,000 children out of foster care and into permanent homes with adopted parents by 2002. A cheaper option, though, might steal the glory from the White House. Representatives Dave Camp and Barbara Kennelly are proposing a similar plan with the added bonus of a provision to locate fathers whose parental rights are being terminated. The advantage for a budget-minded Congress? Unlike Clinton's approach, it's completely free...