Word: murrays
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Murray loved Sylvia when he first laid eyes on her in Memorial Hall. There she was, all beautiful and sweaty. He went up to her to talk even if the music of the Kingsmen was really good because he wanted to tell her his feelings but then because the music was so loud she couldn't hear him very well and she replied that her dress was only wet because she was sweating...
Outside over a Coke in the plastic cups Sylvia told Murray how the dress was brand new because she bought it for her senior prom but no one had invited her. Murray thought that was nice; he really liked new dresses...
Then out on the steps of Memorial Hall they talked about the fact that both of them had been to all the mixers but never met anyone before except one boy that Sylvia would not even speak of, but who Murray knew because the boy was his roommate...
ROSENCRANTZ AND GUILDENSTERN ARE DEAD. Beckoned to Elsinore they know not why, Tom Stoppard's neo-Elizabethan protagonists wander through historical events looking for significance and through their lives in search of identity. John Wood, Brian Murray and Paul Hecht share with the audience each nuance of meaning, each streak of mordant...
Alluding to his harsh treatment of Bobby in recent months, including a brutal thrust in this month's Esquire, Murray Kempton was contrite. "Our politicians are just too vulnerable to be thought of in the old callous way," he wrote. "We must see them in life as we would in the shock of death when we would be conscious only of the good in them. The language of dismissal becomes horrible once you recognize the shadow of death over every public man. For I had forgotten, from being bitter about a temporary course of his, how much I liked...