Word: bolen
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Bill McCurdy's j.v. cross country squad defeated the Phillips Academy at Andover lifting the thinclads' record to 5-1. Freshman Bob Gibson led the pack and junior Bob Bolen took second spot...
...Gerile (B) 32:30; 6. Seeley (B) 32:38; 7. Jacobs (H) 32:40; 8. Goldfarb (B) 32:47; 9. Weber (H) 32:48; 10. Johnson (H) 33:13; 11. Atkins (H) 33:17; 12. Regan (H) 33:24; 13. Hagarty (B) 33:34; 14. Bolen (H) 34:07; 15. Brown...
...thermal currents across to the West. In August a Dresden family stole a plane; though none of them had ever flown before, they managed to steer the craft across the border to a safe crash landing. Earlier this month, a driver assigned to U.S. Ambassador to East Germany David Bolen hid his family in the trunk of the envoy's official car, drove uninspected through "Checkpoint Charlie" and got political asylum in West Berlin...
W.E.B. (Sept. 13, NBC, 10 p.m. E.D.T.). When the movie Network came out two years ago, rumors ran that the Faye Dunaway character was actually based on Lin Bolen, a onetime programming v.p. at NBC. This was nasty gossip, because Dunaway played a feral TV executive who might run over her grandmother in pursuit of higher ratings. Bolen survived all the talk and has now re-emerged as the executive producer of W.E.B. Set at a fictional TV network, the show is Bolen's rejoinder to the movie that savaged her. Or at least it is supposed...
...tawdry roman à clef aspects aside, W.E.B. is not without its amusingly smarmy moments. This show's view of the industry is even more vicious than Network 's. According to Bolen, TV is run by sex-crazed, alcoholic, pill-popping men whose contempt for the public is exceeded only by their contempt for each other. "Television is a monster that never stops eating," explains one of them. True enough, but W.E.B. gives viewers that rare opportunity to watch television throw...