Word: followers
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...were possible for the human body to become liquid and gain the ability to be poured into and around other objects, it might look something like the dancers in the new dance company Snappy Productions. "Snappy Crayons Strikes Back," the follow-up to last year's "Snappy Crayons and Other New Dances," was choreographed under the direction of Harvard graduate George Whiteside '96 and Martha Mason in a style that emphasizes unique kinesthetic movement over formalized technique...
...deputy chief of staff, handed him a list of 12 heavy hitters culled by D.N.C. fund-raising officials. Ickes returned with another list of 12 donors in the spring of 1996. Although Clinton promised both times to make calls, White House phone logs show he probably did not follow through on most names. All the same, some of the people identified in the presidential call sheets did send in checks. Some of what they contributed ended up in the D.N.C.'s hard-money account. But in many cases there is a considerable gap between the dates on the call sheets...
Brian Goodman, 20, is obsessed with the idea that disaster and death are about to strike his family. The only way to stave off catastrophe, his mind tells him, is to follow self-imposed rituals to the absolute letter: making coffee in a way that never varies, driving around Los Angeles along the same route every day. A classic victim of obsessive-compulsive disorder, Goodman has been in treatment since he was seven, without much change. Now he is on Zoloft. "Before the medicine," he says, "it was like living in hell...
MICHAEL WEISSKOPF has rigorously documented campaign fund raising in more than 30 stories since he joined TIME in January. His determination to follow the money has led him to some interesting Beltway venues--including the office of a chief Washington lobbyist this week. In a TIME exclusive, Weisskopf reveals the identity of the man who acted as a go-between for Democratic fund raiser Johnny Chung and former Energy Secretary Hazel O'Leary. Such tenacity has earned him a George Polk Award for his reporting on Congress. "Campaign fund raising may seem a strange Washington game," says Weisskopf...
STEVE LOPEZ traveled to France to follow the trail of hippie murderer Ira Einhorn. But the story begins in Philadelphia, scene of the crime and home to both its writer and D.A. Richard DiBenedetto, who spent 16 years tracking down his man. Lopez's dozen conversations with DiBenedetto yield a mesmerizing story that takes you inside the mind of the hunter and the hunted. The author of The Sunday Macaroni Club, a fiercely funny crime novel that features a similarly crusading attorney, Lopez pursued his own quest. It took him to Einhorn's lawyers in Paris, the murderer's former...