Word: doctor
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...thought stuff up, Jerry worked things out. "Don attended script meetings," says Tom Cruise, "but he wasn't on the set a lot. Jerry was always there when you wanted to get it done." B. stood by S. during the drug problems, but relations tensed. In 1995, after a doctor-screenwriter, ostensibly treating Simpson for substance abuse, died of an overdose in the producer's pool house, the partners agreed to divide the projects they had in the works...
...jury all wept: How, after the bomb went off, the floors of the Alfred P. Murrah building pancaked on top of each other. How rescuers had to build bridges to get across pools of body fluids. How Dania Bradley, trapped and unable to take anesthetic, screamed as a doctor sawed her leg off to free her from the ruined building. Against all this, Jones must simply ask for mercy. TIME's Patrick Cole reports that the defense will call family members, teachers and military officials as character witnesses. The defense will use the testimony to argue that McVeigh's sentence...
Others to be honored include epidemiologist William H. Foege (Doctor of Science); Class Day speaker and music producer Quincy D. Jones Jr. (Doctor of Music); playwright Arthur Miller (Doctor of Letters); Princeton geophysicist W. Jason Morgan (Doctor of Science); and economist Janet L. Norwood (Doctor of Laws...
...have always wanted to be a doctor because my mother is a chronic asthmatic, and when I was nine I used to think she was going to die a lot of the time," he says. "Every time she would go to the emergency room it was me to like she was being revived again; so I envied this power that this physician had to influence someone's quality of life and actually save lives...
...afternoon of orations, Class Day speaker Quincy Jones--world-renowned music producer, arranger and conductor as well as today's recipient of an honorary Doctor of Music degree from Harvard--used his address to move his Tercentary Theatre audience, both emotionally and literally...