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...boom times, corporations gobbled up suites, which go for as much as $400,000 a season. "You could take orders for suites on napkins at a cocktail reception," says Bill Dorsey, executive director of the Association of Luxury Suite Directors, based in Cincinnati, Ohio. "Now you have to show value...
Harvard sports need not become the pedestal that Bradley enjoyed at Princeton in the sixties. Students here have freed slaves, starred in movies and written novels. Students at other schools are Maurice Clarett and Ken Dorsey. There is no need for Harvard undergrads to “mass around and praise” Sara Sedgwick...
...Hall, a.k.a Sonny David) in the spring, but it started soaring after Lewis's July 28th appearance on Steve Allen's Sunday night show. I remember watching that performance with the same startled excitement that seized me when I saw Elvis's debut on the Tommy and Jimmy Dorsey "Stage Show" 18 months earlier. A sharp intake of breath, a gnarl of the stomach and an irresistibly bopping head could mean only one thing to a kid reaching puberty at the same time rock did: The revolution was here...
CONVICTED. SIDNEY DORSEY, 62, ex-sheriff of DeKalb County, Ga.; of masterminding the December 2000 murder of his elected successor, Derwin Brown; in Albany, Ga. Prosecutors said the defeated Dorsey, who was also charged with racketeering, wanted to be reinstated and thus hired hit men to gun down Brown, who had promised to clean up department corruption (see TIME, Feb. 5, 2001). Dorsey faces a mandatory life sentence...
Investor gloom may well overshadow improving economic fundamentals through the summer. "The market has not bottomed," asserts Woody Dorsey, editor of Market Semiotics. "Bottoms are always made on capitulations of some type, and one may be close at hand...