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...minutes before 1 p.m., President Clinton left the Oval Office--which does not have a television set--to catch the verdict in his secretary's office. Somber but showing no surprise, Clinton issued an oddly flat statement about the need to respect the judicial system. Some of his aides, notably George Stephanopoulos, urged him to make a broader statement about race relations, but others preached caution. He opted instead for telling USA Today in a short interview on Thursday that it would be a "great mistake" if the verdict further divided the country...
...best guess,” Mazza said, “is to be in spring ball with a huge cast on it and try to catch and run routes as best...
Fifty-four years later, members of the national media come out in droves to catch a glimpse of the chosen ones at ceremonies that now extend to men as well as women. People magazine, Entertainment Tonight, Extra, and Access Hollywood all sent reporters and photographers to cover Catherine Zeta-Jones’ reception of her pot last week. News outlets as far away as India write reports on the Hasty Pudding, bringing the iconic image of the Woman of the Year flanked by undergraduates in drag to breakfast tables across the world...
...Cambridge police officers closed Holyoke Street between Mass. Ave. and Mt. Auburn Street. Hundreds of Zeta-Jones’ fans stood on their toes behind police tape barricades to catch a glimpse of the star, grumbling that they could not see her close...
Zeta-Jones threw herself into the roast with unexpected enthusiasm, correcting Gale Rosen and Ferrante’s pronunciation of her name (Zeta has a long ‘e’) and quipping when they tried to catch her off-guard...