Word: rans
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...First Buchwald, then Plimpton--now me!! You know, there really was a time in my life when I didn't get any respect. Ed Sullivan used to bring me on as the warm up act for Topo Gigio. When Parade magazine printed "My Favorite Jokes," they ran them in the Obituaries column. My mother-in-law is so fat that...
...batsmen ran their first-place Eastern League record to 8-2, and with four games remaining in the league season, Harvard must take at least three to be assured of a post-season playoff berth...
...fear the United Front leadership felt that night was understandable. The leaders had no way of knowing whether they were marshaling 3000 committed anti-apartheid protesters, or just a large group of college kids out for a good time. And not knowing, they ran the risk of leading an impassioned group of, say, 13 students in an assault on U-Hall reminiscent of Custer's last stand, while everyone else held back and watched. But, though they did not know it, the leaders had received a mandate from the core of protesters who remained throughout the night, and those...
...take acting and singing lessons-though only for a while. She is not interested in an acting career and has refused several film offers. Dance remains her passion: "I love the physicality of it all." Like Emilia in The Turning Point, she is the daughter of two dancers who ran a small ballet school. Her special gifts are a flowing lyricism and a knack for acting. Like Gelsey, Leslie moved through the School of American Ballet and Balanchine's company before joining A.B.T. But Leslie's drive is in slightly lower gear: "Being a star is not what...
...what Harvard coach Bill McCurdy boasted was "the best team performance of the year," the Crimson trackmen ran to a second-place finish, just three points behind Northeastern, in yesterday's Greater Boston Championships...