Word: eileen
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...other hand, Harvard's best attackers--sophomores Judy Collins and Penny Fairbairn--are back and more experienced. Also, junior backs Beck Stringer and Eileen Horwath are healthy for the first time in years, which should allow the Crimson to take the loss of Romano in stride...
CAPTAIN: Daphne Clark '97, Mary Eileen Duffy...
This is the way the world ends. Not with a bang but a blink. On Tuesday evening, returning to their suite at the Chicago Sheraton, Dick Morris' wife Eileen McGann noticed the blinking light on their bedside phone and checked their messages. It was the close of the second day of the Democratic Convention, and the Sheraton was the center of the universe, the off-white fortress where the White House inner circle lodged and the President would soon arrive. That made it the natural place for Morris, Bill Clinton's essential campaign adviser, fidgety genius and imponderable co-author...
Morris earned serious policy credentials to go with his political smarts. He spent six years as an analyst with a city-budget watchdog group, became issues director for a failed New York gubernatorial candidate (meeting his wife, litigator Eileen McGann, during the campaign), then hung out his shingle as a free-lance issues adviser. "It didn't hurt that candidates thought I could deliver the West Side," he says. He helped a raft of local Democrats hone their positions but found that policy alone didn't fire his engines. "I wanted to find some way to connect issues with electability...
...Eileen and Peter Morton, computer entrepreneur who founded Norton Utilities...