Word: shana
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Times reporters and an editor to collaborate on a volume projected for release in late 1989. Politics and sex were the surefire ingredients of the fraud, bribery and conspiracy trial of former Miss America Bess Myerson, and, sure enough, they are soon to be clothbound in a book by Shana Alexander, whose previous titles chronicled the murders of a diet doctor and a Utah millionaire...
...visit to Washington, Soviet Leader Mikhail Gorbachev extolled his reforms, known as perestroika, or restructuring. Leave it to a pair of American capitalists to take his words to heart. San Francisco Businessman John Lee Hudson and his wife Shana, who lost $30,000 trying to market an Ollie North doll after the Iran-contra hearings, plan to convert their leftover inventory into the likeness of the Soviet leader...
...week CBS will air the two-part At Mother's Request, based on Jonathan Coleman's 1985 account of the murder of Salt Lake City Millionaire Franklin Bradshaw. Sometime this spring NBC will tell the same story in Nutcracker: Money, Madness, Murder, a six-hour mini-series drawn from Shana Alexander's book on the same subject. It was a game of TV chicken: the two networks had bought the rights to the competing books and neither wanted to give up the sensational story...
First TeamPosition Second Team Theresa Hirschauer, Brown Forward Ellen Bopp, Brown Laurie Collier, Cornell Forward Chris Gates, Dartmouth Linda DeBoer, Princeton Forward Ann Baker, Harvard Amyu Robinson, Brown Midfielder Cindy Bishop, Cornell Karin Pinezich, Harvard Midfielder Gina Pietrangelo, Prin Chris Sullivan, Yale Midfielder Shana Hopperstead, Dart. Colleen O'Day, Brown Back Kim Schloredt, Princeton Allison Goldwasser, Cornell Back Wendy Zeeben, Harvard Brigitte Duffy, Harvard Back Kathy Hathaway, Brown Dani Schulz, Princeton Back Ellen Sears, Dartmouth...
...SHANA Alexander's Very Much a lady is not the first book on the murder of Scarsdale's "Diet Doc" Herman Tarnower Moreover, because it follows extensive media coverage of the affair, it is disappointing that Alexander adds so little new. While the amount of journalistic detail she has amassed is impressive, her prose style often flounder and she colors her commentary with a maudlin sympathy for murderess Jean Harris, a woman who, in her words, "reminds...