Word: edmunds
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Bill Gump '85 3:51 Pat Smith '86 3:47 Andrew Popell '87 3:53 Michael Alio '86 3:54 Martin Herman '86 3:58 Mary K. Krauss '86 3:58 Diana Murphy '87 3:59 Glen Philpott '87 3:59:30 Colleen Collins '88 4:07:52 Edmund Tijerina '87 4:10 Todd Watkins '87 4:15:21 Chris Standert '87 4:15:39 Alex Gove '87 4:20 Steve Grunow '87 4:20 Rachel Inker '86 4:20 Ian Huscle '88 4:20:23 Bill Parkerson '86 4:21:12 Eileen Ennis '86 4:25 Diana Jovin...
...Harlem's mean streets, the brothers were exemplars of the community's abiding but often unrealized potential. Jonah Perry, 19, was a student at Cornell; Edmund, 17, was headed for Stanford after graduating with honors from New Hampshire's prestigious Phillips Exeter Academy. Yet on a spring night last year, only ten days after graduation, Edmund Perry lay fatally wounded, a police officer's bullet in his abdomen, and his brother Jonah was being sought. Plainclothes Officer Lee Van Houten swore he had been attacked by Edmund and another man, whom the police later identified as Jonah. Authorities claimed...
...Manhattan jury acquitted Jonah of three counts of robbery and assault. Because Van Houten, 25, had been unable to identify Jonah as the other assailant, the prosecution's case depended for the most part on secondhand testimony. A neighbor of the Perrys' stated that Jonah told her he and Edmund had "run into some static" when they attacked a "d.t.," street slang for a + detective. One juror said later that the state's main witnesses "were not believable, not solid...
...Edmund of Langley (Christian Kanuth) and Henry Bollingbrook (Ben Evett) are best when they ham up their lines. Particularly in Act IV, when the Duchess of York (Rebecca Clark) frantically defends her son, Duke of Aumerle (Debby Farber), from the King, without realizing her son has already been pardoned, Kanuth and Evett are humorous as they become progressively impatient with her persistence and consequently become more cynical...
...Edmund D. Spevak '86 said of the Bowl--which seats almost 40,000 more sports fans than Harvard's Stadium: "Students really do get good seats...