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"In terms of public opinion, the situation ismore doleful for the U.C. than it's ever been, andthis is without any major student service failuresyet," LaRock says. "I think the feeling that theU.C. should be scrapped is growing."
No. She must have meant iconic. For what is a diva but a singer -- Callas in opera, Garland on the screen -- whose mission is to suffer, and to interpret suffering, for her faithful? Last we heard, Lennox was agreeably married, but that's not our business; besides, it's irrelevant...
"You always think you can stop every shot," a doleful Roy said. "When that shot went in, it felt like my world ended. These guys are my life."
With his pasty complexion, protruding ears, receding hairline and somewhat doleful expression, Souter, 51, was as deceptive in appearance as he was unshakable under pressure. Alabama Democrat Howell Heflin called Souter a "Stealth nominee" because so little was known about his views. But other questioners commented on the variety of...
) Iraqi television's ubiquitous stand-in for Saddam Hussein faced the camera with a doleful expression. "The children of Iraq," he claimed last week, "are dying because they are being deprived of their food and milk and medicine." With the U.N.-backed embargo only five weeks old, Baghdad's charge...