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...Crimson can only worry about Columbia. And revel in the excitement of the home opener. The bitter taste of two straight losses is wiped clean. All that remains is the hope that this will be Harvard's year...
...Korea (no casualties, but why go?) are advertising their supposed charms. "Be a Chinese soldier for a day" gives a whole new meaning to the phrase "military tour." "Visit Shibam, famous for its exquisite Yemenite architecture." Oops, forgot to mention the bands of armed tribesmen who routinely kidnap Westerners. "Revel in the spectacular scenery of Vietnam's China Beach." Regret that most hotels are Stalinist-style tenements built by the Soviets...
...Chinatown, you'll have to walk through the Combat Zone (T: Orange Line to China-town). The Combat Zone is one place you don't want to visit-unless you revel in dirty movies, drug dealing and triple-X rated peepshows...
Perhaps so, but they were something to Barnes, even though he wasn't at all the gentleman that Annenberg is. In the meantime, the voice you hear muttering as you revel in your first sight of the Barnes paintings may not be an acoustiguide. It could be the livid shade of the antiseptic millionaire, undeterred by the artgoing public's exclamations of delight...
...meantime, however, we can revel in the giddy miracle of his ascension. Like a plurality of his fellow young Harvard Lampoon alumni, O'Brien has been pursuing a TV-comedy writing career -- first Saturday Night Live, now The Simpsons -- and so when SNL creator Lorne Michaels agreed to run the post-Letterman Late Night, he asked O'Brien to be his head writer- producer. They and NBC spent weeks failing to agree on a host. Dennis Miller, Dana Carvey and dozens of other comedians, all of them more famous and experienced than O'Brien, were considered and either turned down...