Word: griefs
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...Currie's, called her last week and offered to pay her legal bills. (Currie declined.) But even aside from the Lewinsky mess, the past year has been difficult for Currie. She lost a sister and a brother in quick succession, but few who work with Currie ever glimpsed her grief. Robert Currie has been trying to get his wife to retire. Persuading her, he told TIME last week, "might get easier after this...
...through the window behind. Cassotti, one sees on closer inspection, is red-eyed and weeping. He holds up a paper, the center of Lotto's composition, on which are written the words HOMO NUMQUAM: "A man, never." In sum, a good widower will never find release from turmoil and grief in sleep: he will always remember his Laura...
...Nearly everyone I talk to is spitting angry or near tears with grief. Or both," writes Susan Ager in Friday's Detroit Free Press. "No one can imagine how such a smart man, with so much to lose, could be such an idiot...
...straight to his chair and sat down with his back to them. If he knew they were there, he gave no sign. David sighed deeply, leaned over and whispered to his mother. He put his arm around her small shoulders, and the two of them seemed to shrink with grief...
...with only half-mock portentousness: "A stunned nation prepares for life without Seinfeld." In New York City, where the show is set and where numerous cottage industries--indeed, a whole Seinfeld-based economy--have sprung up around real-life counterparts to the show's fictional characters and locations, grief was especially poignant...