Word: dina
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Neither, apparently, were any of the other Harvard singles players. Meyer fell to Lisa Darland, while on an adjacent court Kalish lost her match to the Eagles number five, 1-6, 4-6. Finally, at number six, Meiselman lost a tightly contested match to Dina Anderson, 3-6, 4-6. Like Roberts, she was nothing if not ambivalent: "I walked away not feeling much of anything except bummed...
...party in Denver was small, just Sammy and Rick and Julie and Dina. Deena, said Dina. They went to a drive-in. This is my first time, said Sammy, and he almost dropped the speaker out the window. None of them liked beer so they brought wine. When the movie ended, Rick was asleep in Julie's lap in the back seat. Sammy liked the movie. They went to Julie's house and watched TV but they had finished the wine and the wine had finished Rick and no one wanted to sleep more than Julia so Sammy and Dina...
...clear air kept Sammy awake for hours and Dina lit the matches and showed Sammy midnight flowers. Wow, said Sammy. He lay down in the dewy grass near the flowers and pulled Dina onto the grass next to him. I like to keep moving, he told her. How long have you been traveling, she asked. Three days, he said. She nodded. The sun rose...
...Dina L. Michels '83 and Beth A. Schwinn '83 started circulating the petition after Buildings and Grounds (B&G) poisoning efforts failed to eliminate the mice population completely. They added that they found the use of traps nauseating and partially unsuccessful...
...other roles are well cast, but only Tony Roberts' gay Hollywood magnate is clearly drawn. Dina Merrill, while quite nutty as Max's institutionalized wife, is left stranded between farce and tragedy. The playwright is inconsistently written as both a pretentious aesthete and an idealized heartthrob; finally his plot strand peters out, and poor Weller disappears without explanation. By then, Allen and Lumet have forsaken both laughter and romance for some muddy philosophizing: Hollywood deal making, it abruptly turns out, is a metaphor for male-female relationships. Maybe so, but it is hard to believe that the creators...