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...place candidate by a wide margin of over 800 votes, said she was “relieved” to begin what will be her third term. In the last municipal election two years ago, Walser narrowly defeated incumbent Susana M. Segat after a close election followed by a recount...
...fraternity-house waiter, and his lack of visible talent at the Yale Drama School ... [Director] Harold Clurman ... informed Kazan that his only gift was excessive energy. But that, of course, is a quality too often underestimated by intellectuals ... [Kazan had] more brief affairs than he can count or recount-including one with a cheerfully complaisant Marilyn Monroe. 'Sick,' Kazan pronounces, then adds, 'People make fun of the male crisis at 45. I had that crisis all my life. I knew there was more to life than I was getting, and I didn't want to miss out on anything...
...colleague Jon Paul Morosi begins his game recount with calming assurances to the Harvard hockey faithful: Don’t worry about the team’s 2-0 loss to Brown in Saturday’s season opener, because it happens every year...
...This year the Quad is holding it down,” says Morris. “The river isn’t holding up its end right now. We go there sometimes, but then we always come back here.” Puffing with pride, the librarians recount that they have even had visits from out-of-town strangers who said they were referred to the room by Quad security guards when they asked where to party...
...finally, just as the know-it-alls started talking up a too-close-to-call Florida-style recount, Schwarzenegger left everyone else in the dust with 49% of the vote. Plucked from a two-part ballot and a 135-candidate field, in what was the largest turnout for a gubernatorial election in more than 20 years, Schwarzenegger's victory could only be described as a landslide. So strong was the final wave in private tracking polls that his top strategist, George Gorton, phoned Schwarzenegger Monday night--10 hours before the polls even opened--and told him, "Arnold...