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EVERY NIGHT BUT SUNDAY, when the stage inside is dark, the street fronting Broadway's Martin Beck Theater is a honking gridlock of limousines -- a shimmering illusion of Manhattan privilege come to life on pavements only steps away from the domain of panhandlers, pickpockets and prostitutes. There is no more characteristic New York City phenomenon than a Broadway hit in the early days of its run, when popular impact is measured by the number of people who are conscious that they haven't seen it yet. In all Broadway history, no hit has been more distinctively New Yorkish than...
...that "the answer to the Big A question is N.O." That blanket denial put the issue to rest during the last campaign. But questions about Clinton's alleged infidelity, which have become something of a humorous refrain in the Bush camp, have brought such matters back into the public domain; it may be only a matter of weeks before Bush is directly asked about his own past...
...laureate luster when he began championing vitamin C back in 1970 as a panacea for everything from the common cold to cancer. Drug companies too have been leery of committing substantial energy and money to studies, since the payoff is relatively small: vitamin chemical formulas are in the public domain and cannot be patented...
...charge of overlapping programs between the graduate schools and the Faculty of Arts and Sciences, enforcing coordination in budget requests and appointments between the schools. He will be a central administrator whose job is solely to bring together the academic programs of all the schools in the Harvard domain...
...know any regulars at the club, you are guaranteed entrance. Once you enter the domain of the beautiful people, just revel in the pleasures around you. Everyone you really want to know is here. And since you got in, they want to know...