Word: m
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Four members of the Harvard Jewish Law Students' Association assisted Donna E. Artz, the petition's author, with the research. Four attorneys from the Greater Boston Lawyers Committee for Soviet Jewry, including Alan M. Dershowitz, professor of Law, provided technical advice, Artz said...
...Still, I'm not surprised Fordham won. I also went down to Chinatown this week and as anyone there could have told you, it's the year...
...firm three years running, and probably the coldest, most calculating lead character of the year. With his stylish suits and grown-out crew cut, he is the epitome of the emotionless bureaucrat, a surly, cocky SOB whose meanness is matched only by his ruthless efficiency (pardon me, I'm raving). He'll follow you around town, visit you at work, call you on the phone. Not that he doesn't have his own standards--pay up and it's all buddy-buddy--but welch, and he'll stop at nothing. He may not break your legs, but then again...
...like that one), he poses as an old friend to get information from your neighbors, he gets on the phone and starts out happily, "Joe, is this Joe? Wow, great to get through to you," drops the act and it's "Where the hell is my money, Joe. I'm getting disappointed in you." He sounds a bit more than disappointed, and the old horror-fascination of watching someone just this side of the law keeps you involved...
...m eternally optimistic," Coburn said. "I'm sure we will make our bicentennial in 1996," he added...