Word: relaxants
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...false alarms have not allowed the Harvard Police to relax...
Kael, 75, retired three years ago; we can all relax from keeping up with the ruthless intensity of her opinions. Her voice is echoed, shrilly, wanly, in dozens of movie reviewers whose style she influenced and whose careers she strenuously promoted. But for the real thing, there is a mammoth new book, For Keeps (Dutton; 1,312 pages; $34.95), which collects about a fifth of her movie writing. So far as we know, that's all she wrote -- no fiction, no lit crit, no backward glance at an early life that included jobs as a seamstress, cook and children...
Most students say they read the magazines for entertainment. "They're fun, amusing things," says Jessica S. Semerjian '95. "It's a way to let your brain relax...
...election, Texas' most heavily Republican counties have added 120,000 voters to the rolls -- and Richards' 1990 margin of victory was only 100,000. In fact, she might have lost then, had her opponent, bumptious millionaire Clayton Williams, not compared rape to the weather ("If it's inevitable, just relax and enjoy it") and forfeited tens of thousands of votes by otherwise Republican-leaning women...
...most probably, Weld can relax because that most elusive of candidates, Undecided, seems poised to carry the Democratic primary with as much as 55 percent of the vote, according to the results of a Barrett campaign poll recently published in the Boston Globe...