Word: kaplan
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...belligerent member of the opposite sex, one's spouse is likely to consider those fighting words. And Nancy Kissinger, 48, did. Last winter when she was accompanying her husband to Boston, where he was to undergo heart-bypass surgery, a pro-nuclear energy activist named Ellen Kaplan accosted the couple at Newark International Airport, baiting Henry Kissinger with the question, "Do you sleep with young boys at the Carlyle Hotel?" Quick as a flash, Nancy grabbed Kaplan's neck and said, "Do you want to get slugged?" Though unharmed, Kaplan pressed assault charges. Last week Newark Municipal Court...
...lots of time into things I thought they would like, business, extracurriculars. I put less stress on academics (I was rock bottom group three). If I had it to do over again, I would have put more time into my grades and," he chuckles, "more time into Stanley Kaplan...
PIXOTE Directed by Hector Babenco Screenplay by Hector Babenco and Jorge Duran OVER THE EDGE Directed by Jonathan Kaplan Screenplay by Charlie Haas and Tim Hunter THE DARK END OF THE STREET Directed and Written by Jan Egleson
...Edge is set in the American West; The Dark End of the Street in a North Cambridge, Mass., housing project. The children in the first film are from the middle class; in the second, lower class. But they face the same shifting anxieties, the same ominous anomie. Jonathan Kaplan's Over the Edge follows the narrative line of earlier "teen gang" pictures-from idleness to violence, for no other reason than for something to do-but has a special kick. Here are boys and girls 12, 13, 14, precociously aping their elders. It makes the climax, in which they...
...lymph nodes; in the past 25 years, it has helped raise the cure rate for Hodgkin's disease from 30% to 80%. While refining their techniques, Hodgkin's researchers noticed that irradiation also seemed to relieve arthritis in laboratory animals. Stanford University's Dr. Henry S. Kaplan, 63, one of the pioneers in Hodgkin's treatment, then devised a similar therapy for rheumatoid arthritis victims who had failed to respond to conventional treatment, which included use of cytotoxic (cell damaging) and anti-inflammatory drugs...