Word: gospeller
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...some rather sketchy lyrics like "Oohh oohh, baby please, baby please" (from "Something Real") and Jerry Springer-esque songs like "Loving Your Best Friend" to, er, excite the listeners. But Eric Bent is more Luther Vandross than Puff Daddy, a phenomenon probably due to Bent's first musical sweetheart, gospel music. Eric Benet certainly has not revolutionized R&B music--the elements of the music are the same--yet he has created a type of music that is uniquely his own. And, hey, the possibilities for booty-shaking women in future videos are quite endless...
...Ashwell said. "They had live bands scattered along the way...including a gospel group singing in front of the [Weld] boathouse...
...currently configured, Wetherell and CMGI stand to make close to $700 million. And with companies such as Chemdex, Silknet, Raging Bull and Medical Village preparing to go public and perhaps become the next Lycos or GeoCities, Wetherell's viral growth justifications of wild valuations will continue to be gospel in the Net economy. "David is so confident and so smart," says Bill Martin, 21, a University of Virginia dropout and one of the founders of Raging Bull, a financial Web community half-owned by CMGI. "But he's a guts guy too. When we brought him our idea, he listened...
...question now tripping off everyone's tongue is whether the Radcliffe Institute really will be a plus for women at Harvard. And nobody really knows the answer. What matters about Radcliffe's new status is not, contrary to student gospel, the future of the Radcliffe Union of Students, what will happen to the grants and externships Radcliffe administers, or even who signs whose diploma. What matters is that Harvard is now the only parent in town. And the way women feel here will be solely Harvard's responsibility...
...Charles Schulz addresses it in Peanuts, although he notes, "I've avoided preaching, because I am a reasonable Midwestern student of the Bible." Bil Keane's The Family Circus portrays church and even heaven, but in a sentimental, child's-eye mode. Hart's religious strips are hard-core gospel. Last year Wiley's Dictionary, B.C.'s font of wacky definitions, featured "cross reference": no words, just three rags nailed to a cross, bearing biblical citations for Christ's suffering. The effect, for someone expecting the usual caveman shtick, is like finding a Communion wafer floating in the bowl with...