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...wine and three glasses of port, after which he got up and gave the after-dinner speech. The 6-ft. 4-in. Senator swayed above me as if in a high wind and delivered a swoopingly post-Modernist oration that sounded like James Joyce addressing a Rotary luncheon on the planet Mars. His extraterrestrial gibberish nonetheless communicated to the diners an elegant music that left them well pleased and warmly mystified. Do not attempt this feat yourself. Moynihan is a trained professional...
...after he gave a speech. Retter interviewed hotel personnel, conference organizers and others and found that Clinton gave his speech at 8 a.m., was gone from the hotel by 9:30 a.m. and apparently did not return. The schedule of the conference and Clinton's own schedule--including a luncheon at the Governor's mansion for European industrialists--support this timetable. But if Retter's right, why didn't Clinton bring this up? A source says the decision was made to save the bombshell for trial. Lawyers for Jones, who is hoping the dismissal of her case will be reversed...
...next in Radcliffe's "tradition of remarkable women," U.S. Attorney General Janet Reno will receive the 1998 Radcliffe Medal tomorrow at a luncheon in Radcliffe Yard. It is the highest honor bestowed by the Radcliffe College Alumnae Association (RCAA...
Events sponsored by the Class Committee fall on the lower end of the cost scale--ranging from free to $12 for the Moonlight Cruise--whereas events sponsored by the Commencement Office include the senior picnic luncheon with its $20 fee per guest and $35 tickets for the Class of 1998 Clambake...
...prerogative of the chair of the judicial council to decide who will be the speaker at their luncheon," Jones said...