Word: enterances
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...allowing more people in to see their relatives, more badly needed money will flow into the Cuban economy." Clinton took care to note that the trade embargo against Fidel Castro's government would remain in effect. The Administration also announced that, pending visa approval, Castro will be allowed to enter the U.S. for the first time since 1979. The Cuban leader will attend ceremonies marking the 50th anniversary of the U.N. on October...
...reunion is, of course, a major source of worry, fraught with opportunities for humiliation. Should she tell her former classmates she's gay? That she performed with an all-female troop called the Five Lesbian Brothers? Should she introduce her lover as "the roommate?" Poignancy begins to enter the picture here as we witness the refreshing triumph of the once sheepish, small-town schoolgirl, released from the purgatory of junior high, who now, as an aggressive, honorary New Yorker can face an audience of classmates and proclaim: "I'm a lesbian! I'm a lesbian! I'M A LESBIAN...
...Enter the mercurial maestro Carlos Kleiber, with an official discography that can almost be counted on both hands and canceled projects numbering at least twice as many. One can only imagine what might have come of a recording of Beethoven's "Emperor" Concerto with Kleiber and the late Arturo Michelangeli, had it not been aborted at the first rehearsal. Granted, bootleg recordings of his rare concert appearances have kept more than one Italian label busy, but his extreme reluctance to record has inevitably elicited comparisons with Sergiu Celibidache, well-known for his remark that listening to recordings is much like...
...Notable Admits: a 45-year old former high school science teacher, the oldest student ever to enter the Medical School; Rebecca Marier, the first female valedictorian at West Point...
Phelps said the problems created by increased pressure on young athletes need to be solved even before potential athletes enter high school...