Word: hat
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...this time, many observers and candidates are saying there are 10 incumbents. Former mayor and 34-year-old Independent council veteran Alfred E. Vellucci, dissatisfied with his seat on the school committee, threw his hat into the ring in the spring. The colorful, Harvard-baiting Vellucci served on the council from 1955 to 1989, and has never lost an election...
...this time, many observers and candidates are saying there are 10 incumbents. Former mayor and 34-year-old Independent council veteran Alfred E. Vellucci, dissatisfied with his seat on the school committee, threw his hat into the ring in the spring. The colorful, Harvard-baiting Vellucci served on the council from 1955 to 1989, and has never lost an election...
...less an application and more a ticket to an academic lottery. Professors, given only a few days themselves to choose 8 students from among a pool occasionally ranging into the hundreds, scramble to interview those interested. Needless to say, they often end up picking winners out of a hat...
...well, the first film to accomplish the hat trick at the Cannes festival (best picture, best director and best actor), and we all understand, don't we, that when it comes to our own movies, the French always know what's best for -- and by -- us American primitives...
...covers. For the Constitution cover he included several neighbors in Roxbury, Conn., as well as his son Mark (who appeared as a policeman) and TIME art director Rudy Hoglund (a handcuffed miscreant). Even the artist made a rare guest appearance in the portrait (as a pioneer in a coonskin hat). "He felt that when people saw his work they were looking at his soul," says Mark, who himself has painted 14 covers for TIME. Hoglund fondly recalls many long visits with Dick at his Connecticut farm. "He always welcomed me with 'Hello, friend' -- a wonderful greeting," he says. Which...