Word: everly
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...reunion official who asked not to be identified said attendance was normal. "It's not the biggest ever--557 out of 1140 living members--and it's certainly not the smallest," she said. Over 2500 people are attending the reunion altogether...
Some of the returning alumni said they had changed more than Harvard in the 25 years since they joined the company of educated men and women. "I walked into the Adams House suite, and it was grubby as ever," Weiner said. "It brought back a lot of memories," he added, "like the time my roommate didn't make his bed for six months...
...Reason, who at 6 ft. 3 in. is easily visible behind his 5-ft, 9½-in. fellow Annapolis graduate, had to scramble last month when Carter, vacationing in Plains, slipped away to go fishing alone without informing anyone. The bagman is tossing in his football because if Reason ever expects to make admiral, he needs more sea duty. He leaves the White House to become executive officer of the nuclear cruiser U.S.S. Mississippi...
...from the seventh grade; a ringmaster for a kind of rainy-afternoon kiddie show, full of cartoons and silly songs. In all those guises, Andy Kaufman is a little like a stand-up Pirandello. But what adds particular piquancy to his lavish charades is Kaufman's adamant refusal ever to drop his own mask...
...savings account forced him to return to teaching. In 1970, just before the money ran out, his first article was sold to SPORTS ILLUSTRATED; since then he has handled dozens of magazine assignments and produced four other books including A False Spring, among the best books ever written about baseball-or, for that matter, about growing up. "I had to write that book," Jordan says. "It was my way of coming to terms with myself and what happened to me. Once I did it, I knew that there was no going back...