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...Quincy House, Rebecca N.E. Dizon-Ross ’04, Catherine A. Honeyman ’04, Jason J. Kohout ’04, Noah M. McCormack ’04, Gladden J. Pappin ’04 and Aaron M. Udager...
...ROSS LAND/AP...
DIED. NORRIS MCWHIRTER, 78, who with his identical twin brother Ross co-founded the best-selling Guinness Book of Records in 1955 after being commissioned by the head of the Guinness brewery to create a reference for settling arguments between drinking buddies; in Wiltshire, England. The brothers--Oxford graduates, track stars and sports journalists--were also right-wing political activists, and Ross was murdered by the I.R.A. in 1975. Norris played his own role in one record performance in 1954: he was the announcer who described Roger Bannister's breaking of the 4-min.-mile barrier...
...addition to Christina and Tiffany Hung, the Freeman-Asia awards were given to Anais A. Borja ’05, Matthew J. Pagano ’06 and Peter S. Ross ’06, all to study Chinese language, and to Rebecca A. Crosbie ’05, to study Japanese...
...characters are approaching something like traditional happy endings: Phoebe married, Chandler and Monica becoming parents, Ross and Rachel headed for whatever closure the writers have devised, Joey going west for the Valhalla of spin-off-dom. Still, what a weird route they took. Friends may not have been as artistically great as NBC says, but it may have been more important than the show itself seemed to believe. If, as the headlines keep screaming, the culture war is not over, for half an hour a week over 10 years, we were able to forget it existed. What else are friends...