Word: hanks
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...Hank S. Chien '96 has spent more than 50 hours this week on a Computer Science assignment--and he's only halfway done...
...author of our main story on the Hebron massacre, which ran on the cover of some of our international editions. Writers here tend to measure themselves in cover stories, much the way baseball players keep count of their home runs, which makes Church, in this league, something like Hank Aaron...
...Philadelphia Inquirer for editorial writing; Betty DeRamus of the Detroit News and Paul Gigot of The Wall Street Journal for commentary column writing; Rose Jacobius of The Washington Post and Beth Witrogen of the San Francisco Examiner for headlines; and Craig Dezern of The Orlando Sentinel and Hank Stuever of The Albuquerque Tribune for non deadline writing...
...fitting (and in the eyes of many, predictable) that Tom Hanks in "Philadelphia" should be listening to Callas's voice as he seeks to express why opera means so much to him, a gay man dying of AIDS and bereft of his position in society. Koestenbaum is of the opinion that this scene serves to establish Hank's gay character, an effective use of opera in a "somewhat shlocky" film. Is Hank's character an opera queen ? Certainly not, according to Koestenbaum. No matter how much opera means in his life, "no opera queen's apartment is that organized...
...perhaps the people of Ovett should have been just as concerned about the reporters who came with the mediators. The New York Times began its Monday article from the point of view of Hank Carde, a Washington AIDS activist who had arrived in Ovett to assist the two women. Carde said that he expected to find "an extremely rigid Klan-country type of mentality." Even after discovering that the residents seemed "genuinely caring," the noted that they had "a blind spot on this issue that's really sad and disturbing...