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...with vanilla syrup). Less known is the back story of how they found each other and made it to Salt Lake City. It begins a continent and several worlds away. Sale grew up in the western province of Alberta, strapped on her first pair of skates before her second birthday and at age 8 announced to her mother that she was Olympic material; Pelletier played hockey in a small town in French-speaking Quebec and as a child thought figure skating too girlie...
...Somber Birthday...
...appreciated Patti Davis' poignant article about her father Ronald Reagan, his Alzheimer's disease and plans for his 91st birthday [FIRST PERSON, Feb. 4]. I think I speak for many Americans who miss seeing news about our former President. Although out of the political arena, Reagan will always be a public figure. By opening a window on his medical condition and life today, you have made us feel closer to him and more able to share the family's pain. EMILIO SCHLABITZ Culver City, Calif...
...love all the night.” On “Across the Sea,” a lonely Cuomo becomes obsessed with an unknown Japanese fan who has written a letter “wanting to know all about me/ And my hobbies/ My favourite food/ And my birthday.” The irony of the song—that the fan would have no interest in knowing him as a person had she not come to know him as a rock star—is not unintentional. Cuomo was, as he told the L.A. Times...
Through fifteen years, Watson himself was thoroughly suited for—or rather, desperately sought—that monogamous institution. In spring of 1967, he met Elizabeth Lewis, a Radcliffe sophomore, and married her in March of 1968, shortly before his fortieth birthday. His sexist pomposity leaks through in a postcard to a friend: “19-year-old now mine.” Despite its readability and lighthearted melodrama, the book is ultimately hurt by Watson’s own egoism. His final description of the woman with enough fortitude to marry him does little to neutralize...