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David L. Miller '98, who is in the class, said he was particularly impressed with Levin's ability to stop talking in the middle of a sentence and complete his thought with music as he lectures from his piano bench...
...once writhed on the bedroom floor in despair. The info comes from a surprisingly credible source: the semi-contrite memoirs of Thomas's chief political sponsor, Missouri Sen. John Danforth. The politician-minister also confesses he might have gone a little hard on Hill to get Thomas on the bench...
Locker's immediate concern is to find a way to make that feeling carry over to Harvard's opening game against Cornell on Saturday (1:00 p.m., Ohiri Field). Slow starts have been the Crimson's worst enemy in his first two years behind the bench, and the pressure to win a "should-win" game in Cambridge to start the year is evident...
...people, and he has, it would seem, never met a woman Brando failed to bed or a man he failed finally to betray. His sense of propriety is typified by his willingness to trail Brando's daughter Cheyenne as she leaves her psychiatric clinic, corner her on a park bench and record without qualification her accusations about her father's role in the murder of her lover in 1990. Driven to possess another man's life, Manso becomes the literary version of one of the late 20th century's scariest specimens, the celebrity stalker...
Enter Rudy James. The 58-year-old Klawock native had long ago moved to Washington and married the ex-wife of one of Allendoerfer's colleagues on the bench. At the behest of Roberts' grandfather, he presented himself as a Tlingit tribal judge and suggested an exotic deal. If Allendoerfer bound the boys over to their tribe, they would undergo a traditional Tlingit punishment: banishment on remote, uninhabited islands, while contemplating their sins and hewing logs with which to build Whittlesey a house...