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...endorsed him. So when Howard Dean quietly made that offer to Tim Bishop earlier this fall, the New York Congressman couldn't quite figure out what to make of it. Bishop turned him down, noting that he planned to throw his support behind Senator John Kerry. But Iowa's Leonard Boswell--who is uncommitted in the presidential race and expects to remain so--had no such qualms when Dean came to him with the same deal a few weeks ago. He hastily retooled his website so he could accept contributions over the Internet. Within 24 hours of the Dean campaign...
...Chair Mira F. Leonard ’04 has failed to attend her last 14 Arabic A sections. To atone, Leonard has taken to covering her head while in public in accordance with Islamic religious customs. “If I am ever going to learn the language,” says Leonard, “I need to embrace the rich traditions of this beautiful culture.” Leonard continues, “it’s an added bonus that my burqa keeps my TF from picking me out in crowds, plus goat hair really helps keep...
...cream 57 years ago. The $5 billion Estee Lauder Cos. now sells 19 cosmetics brands--Prescriptives, Clinique, Origins, Aveda and MAC among them. But it's still a family affair. The Lauders hold 91% of the voting shares--and numerous key positions. Estee's son and Aerin's uncle, Leonard, is chairman; his son William, 43, is chief operating officer. Aerin's sister Jane, 30, is developing Beauty Bank, a new brand that will be sold exclusively at Kohl's department stores. Most industry observers expect William to take over the corporate helm, but Aerin, with her impeccable style, social...
...fascinating to watch the Jets and the Sharks physicalize their confidence and tension by leaping and twirling. Jerome Robbins’ choreography isn’t the only reason to watch this Romeo and Juliet update. There’s also a masterful set of songs here, written by Leonard Bernstein ’39 and a young Stephen Sondheim. This is one of the few musicals where each song is better than the one that came before it—and in a musical featuring “Something’s Coming?...
...this time Paul was driving race cars for an old friend of his, Bob Sharp, and it was on the way to a race at Lime Rock that Paul mentioned our salad dressing adventure. Bob suggested that we meet with his friend Stew Leonard, who owned a big supermarket in neighboring Norwalk. We subsequently had lunch with Stew, who warned us (as we had heard many times by now) that his attempts to sell celebrity products had fizzled. "If your dressing is really good," Stew said, "you've got a good shot at it since you'll sell the first...