Word: guests
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...panel discussions, which will feature Divinity School faculty and guest speakers, will run all day at the American Academy of Arts and Sciences in Boston. After the discussion, open houses and receptions will follow at Jewett House and the Center for the Study of World Religions...
...THESE," MARK MILLER URGES HIS WARY GUEST, proffering a handmade sausage stuffed with duck, fig and habanero chile. Miller watches with satisfaction as his quarry reacts to a fugue of piquant flavors that slowly fades to a smoky afterburn. "The chile pushes the flavor," explains Miller, who believes that good food should sing. "The duck fat is the low notes," he says. "The habanero is the high notes...
...decided to take a couple of years off, but we've brought it back now to provide an opportunity for people who love to play the trombone to get together," Everett said. Steve Turre, a jazz trombonist with "Saturday Night Live's" band, will be a Trombone Day guest...
...that they were members of Peru's Maoist Shining Path guerrilla movement. Their huge purchases of food, liquor and clothing in sizes much too large for themselves suggested that they had company in the house. Butts of Winston cigarettes in the trash led the detectives to believe that the guest might be none other than the group's elusive and ruthless founder, Abimael Guzman, who went underground in the late 1970s. When the cops finally stormed the house, they found to their amazement no bodyguards or caches of weapons -- just an overweight and sickly terrorist leader. Almost immediately, the invincible...
...first David soars high on the wings of his elite friends and his football victories, but he soon crashes to the harsh earth of reality. At a victory dinner, Dillon learns from a guest that David is Jewish. Soon the adulation of his peers and the admiration of his coolness quickly transforms into contempt for his religion...