Word: ens
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...sharp. The numerous recollections of Clouseau are linked together by French television reporter Marie Jouvet (Joanna Lumley); her self-righteous journalistic fury at being "warned off" the Clouseau case by the detective's enemies was enough to make this reviewer reconsider his career goals. But the people Jouvet interviews en route to researching Clouseau's life generally hold their own, and Clouseau's doddering father (Richard Mulligan), a veteran wine grower who's sampled a little too much of his produce, is hysterical...
...HAVE TO APPROACH a book on leadership by Richard Nixon with a healthy does of cynicism. It is absurd, if not pathetic that probably the most mortally decrepit U.S. President ever has judged himself fit to assess such 20th century leaders Churchill De Gaulle MacArthur or Chou En...
...Left Hand of Darkness by Ursula Le Guin, 53, won both Hugo and Nebula prizes, sci-fi's Pulitzers. Le Guin also won the National Book Award for her children's novel The Farthest Shore in 1972. Her 22 books, most of which are science fiction, have en livened the hardware-oriented genre with emotional immediacy, much as Ray Bradbury's haunting tales once brought a Midwest folksiness to the future. The Lathe of Heaven (1971) imagines the year 2002 and a hero whose dreams become reality. Along with the fantasies, Le Guin textures her tales with...
...cagers exploded for a 12-2 rally en route to a 73-55 dismembering of visiting Dartmouth Saturday night, the Crimson's third straight victory and further evidence of the squad's stunning turnaround...
...shoot from the perimeter much of the time, but the Big Green managed to connect with regularity and stayed close through most of the game. The one man Harvard couldn't stop was Paul Anderson, the 6-ft. 5-in forward who hit 10 of 12 from the floor en route to a game-high 26 points...