Word: coxes
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Sarah E. Igo '91 joined Bally's in the spring of her senior year. She told sales representative Cindy Cox that she might move to Oakland, Calif., so she needed the option of terminating her membership...
According to Igo, Cox told her that there was no Bally's club within 20 miles of Oakland, and that she would therefore be entitled to terminate the membership if she moved there...
Harvey G. Cox, Jr. professor at the DivinitySchool, is equally concerned with performance. Buthe dreams beyond Sanders Theater: he dreams ofBroadway, even the silver screen. "I'm in a playand I haven't memorized my lines. It's pretty muchthe same, sometimes a musical comedy, sometimes amovie, but it's always with all the audiencewatching," he says...
...destroyed their life. She no longer owed it anything. She never again entered the White House. She became virtually a recluse at their home in San Clemente, California, seeing almost no one except her family, especially the four grandchildren (Julie and David Eisenhower have three children, Tricia and Edward Cox have a son), whom she adored. In 1976 she suffered her first stroke. Her family put the blame on the Woodward-Bernstein book The Final Days, as if reading about the nightmare was worse than living it. She recovered from that stroke and another after they moved to New York...
...White Aryan Resistance, is the godfather of these programs. Produced in Southern California, the nine-year-old show is seen in 49 markets, according to Metzger. The no-frills talk format provides a forum for Metzger's white- supremacist views, as well as those of guests like Marty Cox of the skinhead band Extreme Hatred, who snarled in one recently taped show, "We're not gonna walk around the streets and let some nigger come and beat us up." Says Metzger: "We reach many more people than you could ever expect by having a rally or standing on a street...