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...reliever Michele McAteer was called in to end the inning.Harvard knotted the score in the top of the fourth when freshman Hayley Bock scored on an error but Manhattan added two more off McAteer in the bottom of the fourth.The Crimson added a tally in the sixth when freshman Hailey Bock once again crossed the plate on an error. It still trailed, 5-4, going to the seventh.With runners on second and third with one out, junior Susie Winkeller struck out and senior Rachel Murray grounded out, ending the rally.Junior Lauren Brown led the way for Harvard with...
MILESTONES: Dan Rather steps down; author Arthur Hailey dies...
...DIED. ARTHUR HAILEY, 84, best-selling author of thrillers such as Airport, Hotel and The Moneychangers; at his home in the Bahamas. Belittled by critics, Hailey's books were commercial blockbusters that turned mundane settings into labyrinths of deception and malice. Airport (1968) was made into a movie starring Burt Lancaster...
...convincing, if underused, as Bette's 12-stepping half sister. The show is beautifully shot, and it aspires to big ideas about modern mores and the nuances of sexual power and identity. That makes it the more disappointing when it fails those ambitions. For instance, journalist Alice (Leisha Hailey) is compiling a massive online grid of sexual encounters to show how nearly everyone is connected by a chain of eros. "I think it's a really profound statement," she says, "about the nature of human existence...
When book editor Herman Gollob finally put down his blue pencil in 1995--having spent more than 35 years polishing the works of such authors as Donald Barthelme, James Clavell, Arthur Hailey, Alex Haley, Bill Moyers and Leon Uris--he had the usual fuzzy plans for retirement. He imagined, as many of us do, that he would simply dive into the pile of books he had never read, the videos he had never watched, the CDs he had never heard...