Word: musee
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...least in theory-is to hear the music. The Heliconian strains of this celestial band flow sweetly to the ears of the listener, enveloping him in a rapture which has led more loquacious critics to rampant excess of sesquipedalian verbiage. The night I attended, however, must have been the Muse's night off, for the music seemed more a product of Hades than Halicon...
...Muse Together...
Ehrlichman, who should know, says of Attorney General John Mitchell: "The President seeks his advice even on fairly mundane and minor details." "They muse together," says another observer. The special relationship between Nixon and Mitchell, according to Richard Kleindienst, Mitchell's No. 2 man at the Justice Department, results because Nixon knows that Mitchell is totally without political ambition, values his judgment, and respects his decisiveness. Mitchell is Nixon's lawyer in the broadest sense. Says Kleindienst: "To be a good lawyer, your client must have absolute confidence in you, and you must be absolutely honest. Very few people...
Double Duty. The son of a New York rabbi, he graduated from Brooklyn's Midwood High, where Woody Allen was a contemporary. Then came Harvard and graduate school and the first of the flops. It was called Sing Muse, a spoof on the classics that Segal was teaching, and it was written as a Harvard house musical. It was good enough to attract an off-Broadway producer, but outside the congenial connnes of the academic atmosphere it lasted only 39 performances
...Hynes opened the game with a goal on a pass from Bob Muse, and six minutes later he slipped in a pass from Bob McManama. Two goals by Bill Corkery, one on a power play and one on a pass from Jim Riley, completed the scoring for the first period...