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...curious as to whom to expect on the way to the shower, here's a rundown of each dorm's sexual makeup...
...batters. At the same time, he began refining the twists and twitches that he has now developed to a rubbery art. The gregarious Cuban also brought along an inexhaustible sense of humor, a special brand of English and an omnipresent cigar that he smokes, or chews, even in the shower. Red Sox teammates used to douse Tiant's glowing stogies in the whirlpool bath; currently, they are more respectful. "Now that Luis buys those expensive 8-inch Colombians," reports Outfielder Tommy Harper, "we can't dunk 'em like we used...
...were brought together. After they had carried off the titles of London's Queen's Tournament two years ago, he suggested: "Would you like to wait for me because I'd like to have dinner with you?" Then, he added, "I took my normal 50-minute shower." Now they plan to be married in November, and Chrissie will retire when the children come along. Jimmy lets Chrissie take questions on the timing, however, saying, "Answer that, Mother...
...dinnertime, Jackson picks up a second wind at home with a shower and a few minutes in the living room grooving to a pulsating rock number like For the Love of Money recorded by the O'Jays ("Music is a psychiatrist for me. When I turn up the volume, I escape into a peaceful inner world. I split from reality"). This particular evening he heads toward the exclusive Silverado Country Club in Napa to address a group of automobile dealers, one of whom lends Jackson a new Pontiac Grand Prix every year. As Jackson swings his car past...
...PEOPLE tried to rationally explain Harvard, a new dean of the Faculty warned in 1963, it "would come down in a shower of blood." But the events of the next five years--especially the rising tides of the civil rights movement and American involvement in Indochina--induced increasing numbers of students to disregard Franklin L. Ford's warning and try to make sense out of Harvard anyway. To some of them, Harvard made considerable sense--but not so much for its service to education or truth. Harvard, they felt, was training students to accept and eventually help run a system...