Word: magically
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Equipped with only three players, the golfers were forced to play in the individual competition. But let's not overlook the fact that whether or not a school arrives with the magic number--four, each golfer needs the support of others...
...that this is no freak show. It is a poignant, often funny fable, unfolding like a cautionary bedtime tale. It skips delicately among the ruins of passion, obsession and propriety. As in the novel and movie Like Water for Chocolate, family matters are treated in a mode balanced between magic realism and tragic surrealism...
...duties, which include supervising 68 correspondents in 11 bureaus, her work on this story reminded her of how much she will miss her first love, covering the arts. Says she: "Nothing makes me happier than being in the audience in a darkened theater, playing some small part in the magic happening onstage...
Clarke, who focused on black theater, had firsthand experience of that magic: she was a professional actress before joining TIME in 1984. Today she keeps in touch with the field through her husband, actor Helmar Cooper...
Blessed by his bloodlines, Edward Moore Kennedy should have been able to count on the adjective "incumbent" as a perpetual political heirloom. Even in this season of electoral discontent with the vagaries and pomposities of politics, his Kennedy and Fitzgerald legacy retains magic. In spite of scandal, the Senator still polls a "favorable" rating of 57%. But Kennedy is discovering that admiration no longer translates into support...