Word: egos
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Dates: during 2000-2009
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...Stahl had had a string of affairs. Carolyn Oppy's sister, Linda Dubay, says Stahl, with a middling career as an anesthesiologist, was unable to live up to his family's high expectations for him. His father was a respected surgeon and CEO of a hospital. "Ken needed the ego boosts of his affairs--usually with divorced nurses, single mothers, needy individuals." Vasco fit the profile. Oppy...
...into some professionals who are absolutely against amateurs," he said. "Some people have enormous amount of ego. Some Harvard professors have an enormous amount of ego invested in the fact that they are Harvard professors...
...violence, cynics have joked that the diamonds on the Super Bowl ring should be replaced by a tiny set of shackles. So what allegedly happened on April 9, 2000, in a suburban Milwaukee, Wis., home would have been part of the familiar litany of testosterone and ego-fueled misbehavior--were it not for the reputation of the accused...
...Inside], which focuses on electronic media (and is produced in association with the Industry Standard), has a more complicated relationship with its Web-based alter ego. While the website hums with news and gossip of Hollywood hirings and firings, cable-TV deals and other industry minutiae, the magazine trades in broader themes, such as the future of Web-based music-subscription services and the lagging development of interactive television. Put simply, the magazine touts a revolution that many believed (until recently, at least) might make magazines irrelevant. That hasn't happened yet, though. Quite the opposite. The Web pioneers...
...press attache Karen Hughes and operations chief Joe Allbaugh--if he can get him to come. (Allbaugh, who isn't keen to move to D.C., joked to TIME recently that he was "looking for lottery numbers so I can tell the Governor to 'Go to hell.'") Bush's alter ego, Don Evans, a friend going back 25 years, will probably be Commerce Secretary. And there was talk last week of recruiting Dallas Cowboy great and Annapolis grad Roger Staubach to be Secretary of the Navy...