Word: gail
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...about Jane Austen: she wrote six great novels and several tantalizing fragments. We also know that she remained unattached throughout her life. If she had been a wife and mother, she might not have accomplished what she did. Whatever her sexual "persuasion," I believe she made the right choice. GAIL WILLIAMS Big Spring, Texas...
...takes to open the door to the kind of microscopic scrutiny politicians from Gary Hart to Bob Packwood have endured. At first Gingrich quipped Gipperlike that he couldn't hear the questions, then he refused to respond to anything in the article (although he gave its author, Gail Sheehy, a long interview); finally, he resorted to calling a reporter "obnoxious." The next morning, in a radio interview, he suggested that Manning is politically motivated. "I knew...if we're going to have a revolution to replace the welfare state, we better expect those people who love it to throw...
TIME: Does 72 feel very different from 62? Dole: [Chuckles] According to Gail Sheehy, you just take off 10 years. [According to] her new book New Passages, if you're 70, you're 60; if you're 60, you're 50. Your second adulthood starts when...
...engage in a roller-coaster ride toward parenthood with unlikely friends Marty and Gail, already have three children and try to convince Samuel of the joys of parenting even as their kids run away, pretend they are Harlequin Romance heroines and generally torment everybody they come into contact with...
...show how pervasive the areas of American experience that Hopper raised have become. The show falls between two more formal Hopper events: the recent publication, at long last, of Hopper's catalogue raisonne, and a definitive biography, due in the fall. Both are by the leading Hopper scholar, Gail Levin, and represent 20 years of work...