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...Hard One, tel: (41-44) 444 1000, a slick rooftop lounge. Among the area's many good dance clubs are Rohstofflager, tel: (41-44) 439 9090, and Club Q, tel: (41-43) 444 4050. But Zurich-West offers more than merely corporeal gratification. Culture vultures will enjoy the GALERIE Bob Van Orsouw, tel: (41-44) 273 1100, as well as Art One, tel: (41-44) 273 1737, which specializes in the work of young up-and-comers. And no trip to Zurich-West would be complete without a visit to Kunsthalle, tel: (41-44) 272 1515, and the Migros Museum...
...Bob Stone ranks among the three or four most influential people of the last 25 years in helping to shape Harvard’s constructive influence on the world,” the University’s incoming interim president, Derek C. Bok, said in a statement. “I regard his passing as a great loss,” Bok added...
...young man in a hurry. Rumsfeld ran for Congress in 1962 and arrived in Washington at the age of 30, during President Kennedy's last year in office. He was marqueed from the start, one of several Young Turks in the House that included Bob Dole, Gerald Ford and George Herbert Walker Bush. Rumsfeld organized his pals into an informal club and served four terms before leaping to the Nixon White House. There he rose through various mid-level posts and became, within four years, NATO ambassador. He was always unconventional; even in the depths of that partisan...
...cheered the Yankees as they won the World Series, and Decathloneer Bob Mathias as he shattered his own world record in the Olympics. It turned a bored ear to science's biggest bang-the explosion of a hydrogen bomb in the Pacific-and sighed in disillusion when Frank Hayosteck, the note-in-a-bottle Romeo of Johnstown, Pa., journeyed all the way to Ireland to find his Breda O'Sullivan and then came home again-alone. In 1952, the U.S. rediscovered sports cars and discovered Marilyn Monroe...
...Bob Marley and the Wailers “One Love: Bob Marley and the Wailers at Studio One, 1964-1966” (Heartbeat) 2 Stars Though it’s been nearly 25 years since his death, Bob Marley remains the most recognizable icon of reggae music and Rastafarian culture in the US. It’s understandable that every bit of material from such a widely loved artist would be released at some point. Yet name recognition alone ensures that a Marley compilation will sell far better than any contemporary reggae release, even if today?...