Word: savannah
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...Langone toreflect somewhat philosophically abbot medicineand life in general. His gross anatomy experience,for example, prompts a reflection about death,privacy, sex and love. "The heart is out," hewrites, "and holding it in my hand. I feel that itis cold, and I think of hard-hearted Hannah, thevamp of Savannah, and hear of my heart andValentine cards and love, courage, and thestrength of kids and lions...
Fortunately for those of us who hadn't had agood meal recently, they chose to find facts overlobster savannah at a private room at Locke Ober.As I recall, the gist of their report on ourreporting was that, like all journalists, wesometimes screwed up, but the paper wasn't beingrun by SDS. The complaining alumni went away, andsome financed the Harvard Independent instead...
...pair of veteran bicycles departed by bike from Cooper City, a suburb of Fort Lauderdale, and traveled continuously, with only rest stops for sleep and a quick stop in New York City. On the way, they traveled through Hermosa Beach, Fla., Savannah, Ga., Charleston, S.C., Kitty Hawk, N.C. and Cape...
...some Hollywood screen sirens like to unwind with a good book of Latin American poetry. At least Sharon Stone does. The actress is such a big fan of Octavio Paz's work, she offered to fly the Mexican poet -- in Atlanta for a gathering of Nobel Prize laureates -- to Savannah, Georgia, near where she's filming Last Dance with Rob Morrow, for lunch and a discussion of verse. After the poet's wife explained to him who Stone was, Paz told the Washington Post he was "amazed and delighted" that she knew him, but couldn't make it. He already...
...publisher did. The book's authentic popularity has been boosted by an aggressive publicity campaign. Random House sent Berendt on an unusually extensive 38-city media tour and several times has sent him to Savannah to shepherd reporters on a personalized author's tour. Cathie Matthews, a real-estate broker from Little Rock, Arkansas, saw the promotional ingenuity up close. When she bought the 400,000th copy of the book in December, inside she found a hand-written note from Berendt, telling her to call Random House for a free trip to Savannah. She paid her visit last week. Berendt...