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...every, right to be. He lost an eye, an arm and a leg in Viet Nam, and there are hints that a family fortune was somehow dissipated before that. He drinks, makes terrible scenes in public, and in private treats his wife Mo (Lisa Eichhorn) shamefully. Bone (Jeff Bridges) is pathologically amiable, a gentle gigolo who would rather be out on his sailboat or, better still, indulging a dream of rescuing his buddy's lady from her slummy, captive misery. In short, Cutter and Bone are the oddest couple this side of, La Cage aux Folles. The notion...
...settle this issue. A group of concerned students have organized as an alternative slate to the Coop stockholders' recommendations for the positions, which have too long been the highly-sought after tokens for resume-stuffers on their jaunt to business school. They are, in alphabetical order, Amy Banse, Jeff Brown, Meri Kane, Anita Landecker, Guy Molyneux, Jerome Rubin, Nancy Sinkoff, Indi Talwani and Rick Valelly. The members of the slate deserve support in what could be the first geniune effort to restore the Coop's original mission as a cooperative serving the Harvard and MIT communities...
...networks was as ferocious as a TV ratings war, and some correspondents attributed it to just that. With Walter Cronkite's retirement from the anchor position at CBS Evening News, the scramble for viewers has been more intense than usual. Admits ABC World News Tonight Executive Producer Jeff Gralnick: "Without Cronkite on the scene, people are sampling...
...diving demonstrates the mental control required to compete with the best. Nearly everyone who qualifies for the big meets can complete the dives with the requisite amount of skill and finesse, but those who do it, dive after dive, with the pressure mounting, are the ones who win consistently," Jeff Mule, Harvard's number one diver, said recently...
...Jeff is a fine diver. He improved tremendously over the course of this season and now, this very week, while preparing for the NCAAs he is still coming on strong. His potential for improvement is unlimited because of his own inner motivation to become a better diver," Walker said recently...