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"We got to a point where we were stuck but not really that far apart, and Tim [Manning] came in with a couple of new ideas that gave us a kick in the pants and pushed it through," says former police administrator Brian D. Sinclair '62.
"We saw the dawn before we landed. At first, everything seemed to be going pretty well: we had good smoke and fog cover. We were told that the troops in front of us were just 150 young German kids with bicycles. But we did not expect the German 352nd Division...
"Sure, he might have made eye contact with her, they might have flirted and he may have invited her up to his room ... but it's not like Bill to pull down his pants."
Washington may be one of the few places on earth where people have trouble keeping their minds on sex. The titillations of power are too distracting. For the rest of the country, it will take a while to absorb the details of Paula Jones' charge that Bill Clinton, when he...
A number of readers look askance at some of the words used to depict Wall Street's new gunslinger, the quantitative analyst ((COVER STORIES, April 11)). Sam Kirzner of Edison, New Jersey, writes, "Supernerds, high-water-pants alert, idiots savants -- these descriptions sound like sour grapes from people who can...