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...mean money in the bank. As the centerpiece of a "Classic Weekend" that also includes anniversary tributes to All in the Family and Mary Tyler Moore, CBS this Sunday will offer a two-hour special, The Very Best of the Ed Sullivan Show. With Carol Burnett as host and fond reminiscences by Alan King, Carol Lawrence, Joan Rivers and others, this visual anthology features many highlights that have not been seen since they were first broadcast...
...fight it but can be a handy excuse for those who don't, and adults began invoking it with an ingenuity and appetite that their offspring could only dream about. The situation in the Persian Gulf was invoked as a cause of the recession -- or as President Bush is fond of calling it, the temporary interruption in the longest economic expansion in history. Likewise for the two-week closing of the Folies-Bergere in Paris, John McEnroe's dropping out of a tennis match in Milan, the pricing of the video release of Ghosts at $100 instead...
...have a very small margin of error," Harvard Coach Peter Roby is fond of saying of this year's squad...
...never been particularly fond of public demonstrations. I'm not a pacifist, a non-interventionist or even an activist. At the time, I didn't even oppose the use of American force to push Saddam out of Kuwait...
FELD BALLETS/NY. One of America's most talented and stable ballet choreographers, Eliot Feld is starting a six-week season -- which is no small achievement in recessionary times. Along with four premieres, there will be fond looks back at early lyrical works like At Midnight (1967). Jan. 29-March...