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Philadelphia goalie Bernie Parent frustrated the Bruins all night despite a hectic 17-shot Bruin attack in the first period. Boston inched ahead on a short-handed goal by Gregg Sheppard...
...played an important role in his life. Early in history, wine became-and still is-an integral part of religious ceremonies. The Bible acknowledged the "wine that maketh glad the heart of man" (Psalms 104: 15), and Pasteur called it "the most healthful and hygienic of beverages." In the hectic modern world, hundreds of millions of people drink liquor, beer or wine for enjoyment, solace and tranquillity. Yet today, as it has throughout history, alcohol is also troubling mankind. For in almost every society, there are those who cannot enjoy alcohol without becoming its slave...
...more. Only recently revealed as the most-admired man in America, U.S. Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, 50, last week abandoned his exaggerated image as a swinger. He got married. Not, as he quipped a couple of months ago, to his most frequent dinner date in that hectic period, Joseph Sisco, his chief adviser on Middle East affairs, but to his longtime close friend, Nancy Maginnes...
When TIME'S Energy section made its debut last November, Iker notes, "The pace became even more hectic." One Saturday night six weeks ago, guests began arriving at Iker's home in Chevy Chase, Md., for an 8 o'clock dinner party. "I had just finished reporting for a full-page box on John Love, Nixon's chief energy adviser. As the first guest arrived, the phone rang, and I was notified that Love was to be replaced by Simon. As we passed by each other at the front door, I told my guests to help...
...will miss something, and as tightly fettered to their editors by the order to produce the right news. Timothy Crouse '68, a contributing editor to Rolling Stone, travelled with the pack in 1972, and his book is full of images of weary journalists, their blood and sanity drained by hectic cross-country pursuit. Some of the fatigued assimilated the standard speeches of the candidate to spill them on command, or idled hours away fabricating jingles that parody the man they follow...