Word: cooperating
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Once there was Beau Geste featuring Gary Cooper, Susan Hayward and la gloire. Now there will be a Chinese priest from Ireland named Father Shapiro, a black White Russian called Booker T. Dostoevsky and a rampaging Arab called Abdul the Disgusting. The ridiculous new version, The Last Remake of Beau Geste, stars Michael York in the title role, Marty Feldman as his twin brother Digby and Ann-Margret as the pair's libidinous stepmother. For the skew-eyed Feldman, who co-wrote the script, The Last Remake offers his first chance to play director as well...
...Rather than be hobbled by a pulled or sore hamstring, Miller dons his Free Spirit before every practice and every game. "A runner like me," he explains, "needs muscle control when I stop, start and make my cuts. The girdle keeps my hamstring from flapping around." Says Dr. Don Cooper, the Oklahoma State team physician who sold Miller and three of his teammates on the idea last season: "The girdle provides an evenness of support over the whole length of the hamstring, from the pelvic bone to the back of the knee. We cut out the crotch to allow...
Only trimly built players wear the netting. One reason, says Dr. Cooper, is that "there isn't a size big enough for the 270-lb. linemen." Playtex, take note...
Yale Economist Richard Cooper, 42, noted that "on the admittedly few occasions when the Administration has put forward very far-reaching, very far-sighted and innovative proposals, they have just fallen on. completely deaf ears. Yet when George Marshall made what was an extremely modest statement at Harvard in 1947, it had far-reaching consequences. Why? Because there was somebody ready to receive what he had to say. Part of that has to do with skills of management...
Serious-mindedness is not what you'd expect from the man who did it all long before Alice Cooper killed his first chicken, but it's what you get from him these days...