Word: gallantes
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...fell asleep at night. No one knows whether this is true--Lerner, a lifelong friend of Jack Kennedy's, doubted it--but White, in a touching piece for LIFE, duly conveyed to the country her vision of the Kennedy White House as "a magic moment in American history, when gallant men danced with beautiful women, when great deeds were done and when the White House became the center of the universe...
...pleasant chap, but so schlumpfy and insecure that, when Evelyn calls him "gallant," he snaps back, "Which is medieval for 'loser.'" He needs a makeover. So at her urging, or to please her, Adam remakes himself. He cuts his hair, pumps up, slims down, stops biting his nails, gets contact lenses, even a nose job. He has her initials (E.A.T.) tattooed on his groin. He sees himself in the mirror of her appraising eyes; he wants to be a thing worthy of her love, as she already is of his. And she can't help being impressed: "I gave...
...National Labor Relations Board, didn't know where she was going. After dining at Harvard Hillel with her sister, Deborah Klapper, the wife of Hillel's Rabbi Robert Klapper, she could not seem to find the way back to her apartment. Ernest I. Mandel '01 came to the gallant rescue and offered a walk home...
...near-future treatment options, however, doctors are pinning higher hopes to T-20, which is entering Phase Three - the final stage of development. "We've been using T-20 for at least a year in clinical trials," Dr. Joel Gallant, director of the Moore AIDS Clinic at the Johns Hopkins University Medical Center, told TIME.com. The FDA will begin deliberating on the drug sometime this year, Dr. Gallant adds, and will likely consider the drug on an accelerated approval schedule. "I don't think we'll see it approved in this calendar year, although we may see improved access...
...Arroyo tried making amends by visiting Estrada last Thursday in his new, two-room jail cell. She beamed when Estrada shook her hand for the cameras and, ever the gallant actor, called her "our President." She still faces a more difficult p.r. job: to persuade poor Filipinos that despite her haughtiness and her ties to the oligarchy, she genuinely wants to help them with jobs, schools and public medical care, none of which she has done in her first 100 days. Judgment may come during May 14th senatorial elections, when her handling of Estrada and the arrests of her foes...