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...lobbying. And, unfortunately, that's how Sosenko, 49, has lately been spending much of his time--circulating petitions at the local hospital, pleading with politicians for help. He has spent sleepless nights worrying that he may have to uproot his wife and three children from their home in Joliet, Ill., or else give up the profession he loves--all because he can't find affordable malpractice insurance...
That would be mounted gradually. To an itinerary of Spartanburg, S.C.; Birmingham and Talladega, Ala.; and Hickory and Asheville, N.C.; NASCAR added, over time, Long Pond, Pa.; Sonoma, Calif.; Joliet, Ill.; Brooklyn, Mich.; Dover, Del.; and Loudon, N.H. The fans were attracted, in this mature iteration of NASCAR, by the thunder of the cars, which have been able to reach 190 m.p.h. for 40 years now, and also by a host of stars every bit as human and accessible as some of the early characters, if better scrubbed. Richard Petty won 200 races. David Pearson beat Petty head to head...
...first the argot of anime (rhymes with Connie Mae) can sound as inscrutable as, say, Japanese to a guy in Joliet, Ill. But the only two words you need to know are anime, the Japanese animated films that are made for theaters, TV and home video; and manga, the graphic novels (upmarket comic books) on which most anime films are based. Together they dominate Japan's narrative media. Manga account for a third of all books published there, anime for about half the tickets sold to movies...
...rooms, meals and even cash.) But Harrah's is the first gambling company to link all 6 million of its slot-card holders together in a single computerized database so that they can accumulate points as they gamble and redeem them at Harrah's casinos from Reno, Nev., to Joliet, Ill., and Atlantic City. The Total Gold card is nothing less than a bold attempt to create the first national gambling "brand." "There is no question in my mind that we have the biggest database in the industry," says Harrah's president and CEO, Phil Satre. "It allows customization...
Christopher R. McFadden '97 of Eliot House and Joliet, Ill., was senior editor of The Crimson...