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...Felix P. Johnsonowitz ’03 was excited when Trisha G. Fenster ’02 told him she “liked big Jewish guys.” He was less excited when subsequent events revealed that she also likes small Jewish guys, big Irish guys, medium-sized Hispanics, Asians with broken legs, House security guards, sexy sorority sweethearts and pretty much every other possible group or individual...
...Felix P. Johnson ’03 dipped a chocolate-chip cookie into his screwdriver last night. “It’ll taste really good,” he mumbled to horrified onlookers at Sandrine’s. Subsequent chemical analysis of Johnson’s vomit cannot determine if the cookie, the alcohol or the consumption of both together was most responsible for his subsequent bistro-soiling regurgitation...
DIED. MARIA FELIX, 88, glamorous Mexican film star whose perfect beauty got her discovered as she was walking down the street and catapulted her to international stardom; in Mexico City. A self-taught actress, Felix portrayed a collection of fierce women in such films as La Generala and Enamorada. Her own life was similarly feverish--she married five times and dated a succession of lovelorn painters, writers and musicians...
...DIED. MARIA FELIX, 88, sultry screen siren of Mexican cinema's golden age whose career spanned 47 films; in Mexico City. Best known for classics of the 40s and 50s like Dona Barbara, La Cucaracha and Enamorada, Felix married four times and had numerous lovers, the painter Diego Rivera among them. In the words of President Vicente Fox: "As an artist she gave everything to Mexico." DIED. YU CHI-CHUNG, 92, mainland-born founding publisher of Taiwan's China Times who followed Chiang Kai-shek's Nationalists to the island,but later stepped afoul of the KMT party line...
...couple of weeks after Sept. 11, middleweight Bernard Hopkins provided a New York crowd with a stunning 12th round knockout of highly regarded Felix Trinidad to become undisputed champion. After the victory, Hopkins, who had grown up poor and spent time in prison, played on American emotions but still sounded sincere: “I am the American Dream!” he proclaimed. He was being humorous, ever the showman, but there was an element of truth to his words. He had struggled through a great deal, waited a long time for his second chance and finally made good...