Word: cordes
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Pavlovich, 29, a native of New Orleans, La., since September 1973 has attended the Law School under the alias of "Jason Scott Cord," the University has alleged in FBI affadavits sent to U.S. Magistrate Peter Princi this week...
Pavlovich, now enrolled in Harvard's joint Law-Business program, is charged with having falsely identified himself as Jonas C. Cord and having falsely concealed that he owed the University more than $9,000 in debts, according to the U.S. Attorney's office...
...that director Leah Rosovsky didn't modify the tone of Mendler's performance, because the cast of supporting characters is perfectly competent. Tony Gittelson, as Allan's friend Dick Christie, captures the essence of the New York corporate man attached to his telephone as if it were an umbilical cord. His wife Linda (Lisa Wolfson) is presented with just the right blend of hard ambition and self-doubt. But the core is missing; without a sufficiently interesting Allan to play off of, these peripheral characters remain self-contained and unable to compensate for the show's central failure...
...first year in the Eastern League there was a guy who could shoot a ball high from a cannon, jump into a Jeep, drive to center field, jump out and catch the ball. One night someone asked him to aim at the center-field wall. He pulled the cord and the ball was gone. That's what Greg's shot looked like...
...teens, Jill Kinmont had won two important ski competitions and dreamed of qualifying for the 1956 Olympics. In 1955 she skied off the side of a mountain during the Snow Cup Race. She nearly died, and survival was hardly a mercy. Her neck was broken, her spinal cord damaged and her body paralyzed from the shoulders down. But Jill Kinmont (fetchingly played here by Newcomer Marilyn Hassett) vowed that she would recover as fully as possible...