Word: chung
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...Crimson retains everyone else, including number one seed and the team's 1993 MVP junior Andrew Rueb and junior Umesha Wallooppillai as well as last season's freshmen sensations, ECAC Rookie of the Year Todd Meringoff, Daniel Chung, and Howard...
...Crimson retains everyone else, including number one seed and the team's 1993 MVP junior Andrew Rueb and junior Umesha Wallooppillai as well as last season's freshmen sensations, ECAC Rookie of the Year Todd Meringoff, Daniel Chung, and Howard...
Meanwhile, agents and writers are hustling to sign Heidi to movie and television contracts. Connie Chung and Barbara Walters rushed to book the Heidi story for their TV newsmagazine shows this week. Heidi announced that she was prepared to write a tell-all book for any publisher who will pay her $1 million, the equivalent of 666 2/3 hooker engagements. It is also possible that any number of Hollywood figures and studios would pay her more than that to keep her mouth shut...
Prime-time shows are drawing network attention and resources away from the evening news. Already they are taking over some roles of the daily newscasts: giving expanded coverage to major breaking stories and landing big interviews (Chung's recent chat with Roger Clinton) -- besides, insiders say, attracting the best reporters, producers and technical people. Paul Friedman, executive vice president of ABC News, insists that "the main resources of the news division still go to World News Tonight and Nightline." But he laments, "There's a sense on the part of the people who work here that the magazine programs...
...doing a story on Maggie Hadleigh- West, a New York City woman who took a video camera onto the streets to record instances of sexual harassment. Four of the shows, according to Hadleigh-West, offered her money as inducement; she eventually picked CBS's Eye to Eye with Connie Chung. Executive producer Heyward says the payment is strictly for use of her video footage -- "standard practice in the business" -- and asserts that CBS's long-standing policy has not changed: "We do not pay for news...