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...Lightnin,"' and the others aren't worth hearing. The one good thing about O'Donnell's plaintive lament, "There Are Worse Things I Could Do" is that it is fairly short. The problem with playing classics like "Good Golly, Miss Molly" and "Peggy Sue" at intermission is that they highlight the poverty of the show's own songs...
...floor where he performed his magic for 13 seasons, Larry said good-bye. Despite the emotion of the evening, the event did not deteriorate into a sappy and teary farewell to number 33. Instead, it offered a memorable look back at the man and the athlete. The highlight came when Magic and Larry met at center court and shared their own personal good-byes will all Beantown watching. Magic told Larry he wished it could go on forever. No one in the audience could disagree...
...whole, Harvard's foil squad lost 6-3. However, the squad's highlight was freshman Edward Kim's victory over Brandeis senior Ken Benet, who had defeated Leeuwen earlier in the match...
...highlight of this exercise in cybergenesis was the creation of the woman on our cover, selected as a symbol of the future, multiethnic face of America. A combination of the racial and ethnic features of the women used to produce the chart, she is: 15% Anglo-Saxon, 17.5% Middle Eastern, 17.5% African, 7.5% Asian, 35% Southern European and 7.5% Hispanic. Little did we know what we had wrought. As onlookers watched the image of our new Eve begin to appear on the computer screen, several staff members promptly fell in love. Said one: "It really breaks my heart that...
...Clinton-Hosokawa bilateral was just one highlight of the conference, touted as being of historic importance. That was hyperbole, but not in almost 40 years had so many Asian and Pacific heads of state gathered in one place. And while no dramatic decisions were taken, U.S. officials constantly repeated the mantra that "the event is the message" -- the mere fact that nations representing 40% of the world's annual trade had got together was an assertion...