Word: craig
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...villain is Scott Craig, a freelance film maker with a terminal case of what psychologists call affectlessness. Like a jet-set Sade, he rushes around the world anxiously seeking aesthetic forms through which to resolve his conflicts and act out his sexual obsessions. Craig's films include features about his secretary's sensuous mouth, copulating dolphins, even a reel starring a belly dancer's navel that smiles, frowns, bites and becomes a puckered keyhole through which a documentary collage of 20th century horrors may be ogled. Out of context, the man sounds comical. But the harder...
...After Burns and Watson took second and third in the second event, the 200-free, the Crimson got a bad break in the 50-free. An important match-up between Josten and Cartmell failed to materialize when Josten jump-started twice and was disqualified. Teammate Craig Sewell rallied to prevent a Yale sweep, but Harvard trailed...
Family of Flies. In a lighter mood, Scanlan's accompanies a health inspector on a kitchen tour of Manhattan restaurants. Next to stars awarded by New York Times Gourmet Craig Claiborne, Scanlan's gives its own uncleanliness symbols: garbage cans. The worst offender (three stars, four garbage cans): the outwardly elegant Colony, where "in the bakeroom a family of flies was eating out of open bowls of strawberries in heavy syrup...
Gonzalez fought a see-saw battle with Craig Benson, currently United States Junior Amateur Champion, "I played two good games and he three," Gonzalez said. The deciding game was the third, in which Gonzalez tied Benson at 13-13, only to lose the next two points...
Fish's next opponent was Craig Benson, an 18-year-old Canadian who presently holds the U.S. Junior Squash Title. In a close match. Benson defeated Fish in four games. "He had more experience than I did." Fish explained. "He was a fantastic retriever and won a lot of long volleys...