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...psychology department at U.C.L.A., occurred at a Los Angeles nursery school. Margaret Mead might have described the scene as a tribal rite of the global village; Marshall McLuhan might cite it as proof that the medium is indeed the message. But to Professor Feshbach as well as to Joan Anderson Wilkins, a researcher on family issues, it was not a symbol but an illustration of something more portentous: television addiction. Those nursery-school students are video junkies...
Just 11 minutes later, Inga Larson found an open Joan Elliott standing directly in front of the Smith goal. Before Elimeter could react, Larson had passed to Elliott, who slammed the ball into the back of the Smith...
...warning to American policymakers: Israel would never tolerate a Palestinian state. Just as the program went on the air live, This Week with David Brinkley was beginning simultaneously on ABC, with the announcement that Sharon would be appearing later on its own hour-long program. That was the first Joan Barone, producer of Face the Nation, knew of the double booking. She thought she had Sharon exclusively; she feels betrayed by Sharon; she's still mad. "This has never happened before and it never will again," Barone swears. Brinkley says: "If CBS is mad, I'm happy...
Harvard goalie Juliet Lamont kept the stickwomen in the game with some clutch saves, the biggest coming 10 minutes into the second half. Wildcat Co-Captain Joan McWilliams broke away on the right side of the field. As McWilliams drove towards a one-on-one showdown with Lamont, the Crimson netminder came out to cut down McWilliam's angle. The UNH senior drilled the ball straight at Lamont, who made a pad save to preserve the scoreless...
...makeup, no eyebrow plucking, no glamorizing. It was a fresh angle, and it worked especially well in the wartime '40s, when frivolous excess was regarded as unpatriotic. The gurgling approval of the women's clubs and pictures like The Bells of St. Mary's and Joan of Arc were almost inevitable...