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Nevertheless, Price says Nixon has once again displayed "his phenomenal bounceback capacity. Comeback has been a recurring theme of his career, it has happened again," Price says. "It took a lot of guts, a lot of determination to come back from the low point of August 9th. I've developed...
OVERHEAD, the graffiti-bedecked subway trains clatter onward, dragging the sardined hordes of humanity away, in towards Manhattan. Down below, on the street--a saloon-infested, neon-gaudy strip called Roosevelt Ave., deep in the heart of Elmwood, Queens--the people muddle on, oblivious to the noise and to everything...
Partridge's new collection, the product of eight years of compilation, is as pleasing for its erudition as its entries. Under "It's a cinch," Partridge quotes an essay in the July 1893 issue of Harper's magazine that traced the phrase to the backpacks of mules...
On paper, Julia sounds like an exemplary American film. In sharp contrast to most current big-budget movies, it trades in serious ideas rather than comic-book fantasies, and it even has the guts to buck Hollywood's longstanding embargo on heroines by starring two strong, intelligent women who...
If anything ties this list together, it is the two themes that run through it. All the courses here are introductory, and all are either obviously practical or wellknown guts. Some are both.