Word: haldemans
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...however, it was more of the same for Hall, an All-American, the Ivy League’s best player and one of the nation’s finest. Dartmouth co-captain Charlotte Haldeman was no match for her Crimson counterpart, as she took only two points while Hall’s dispatched her in three quick games...
...roughly $12 million to the library when he died in 1998, with the provision that the money be used in ways approved by both daughters. As they cannot agree on how the money should be spent, the matter has gone to court and the money remains undisbursed. Where are Haldeman and Ehrlichman when you need them...
...famous governmental figures (e.g. Kissinger) and events (Watergate, etc). There is no denying that Nixon also benefits from the directorial artistry of Stone and some stunning supporting roles (like Joan Allen’s Oscar-nominated performance as Buddy Nixon and James Woods’ portrayal of Bob Haldeman), but in the end, Nixon, is a great movie because of Hopkins’ transcendent brilliance and Stone’s always intriguing take on American history...
...wanting to defend Nixon - which is quite a novel impulse for me. Even Oliver Stone, who has a minor genius for mischievous dark cartooning (as in his contemptible movie "JFK," with its hallucinations of kitchen-sink conspiracy), treated Nixon as a complex and in some ways sympathetic figure. H.R. Haldeman had it about right when he compared Nixon to "a multifaceted quartz crystal. Some facets bright and shining, others dark and mysterious. And all of them constantly changing as the external light rays strike the crystal...some smooth and polished, others crude, rough, and sharp...
...When I think of Liddy, all that comes up in my head is Harry Shearer. I'm going to have to go with Haldeman...