Word: sleeps
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...morning, practice from five to seven, go to school from eight to two, do weights from two to three, and swim from three to six. Then I'd go home eat, talk on the phone for an hour until I realized I was exhausted, and go to sleep...
...screened work in the early 1960s, a suite of variations on well-known paintings: Botticelli's Venus, that hardy standby of the Pop sensibility the Mona Lisa, and Gustave Courbet's rosy, meaty image of two lesbians-one of them Whistler's mistress-sprawled in amorous sleep. At times, as in All Abordello Doze 3, 1982, the degree of interference by overprinting, cutting and juxtaposition almost buries the motif in a landslide of variations, and yet Rauschenberg's close, laconic grasp of form saves the effect from chaos. The montage of alien images, clamoring for attention...
...whether the sensitive coach is any improvement over the old hard-rock guy who would line up all the cocaine users and shoot them," says Walsh. "Neither one seems to do much good." Most of the coaches know little about cocaine. But they understand it has an effect on sleep and nutrition, and at practice they can guess which players have been up all night. "I can pick them out," Walsh says. "One, two, three, four-it's not the biggest part of football's story, just the saddest part...
...stopped at his mother-in-law's home in Phoenix while on route to Palm Springs. The nation's ninth largest city has no public or private emergency shelters for its estimated 3300 to 6200 homeless people. In July, the city passed an ordinance making it a crime to sleep or lie down on public property; shortly before Reagan arrived, the rule was used to evict 30 homeless people from under a bridge during a rainstorm. Phoenix has also declared all garbage in alley-ways to be city property, and police say they will fine people foraging through garbage dumpsters...
...weeks in 1980. The charge obviously wounds him, and he takes pains to deny it. "The house is so big," he says, "that it doesn't lend itself to a family feeling. But I think we perhaps misjudged the extent of feelings. For months I didn't sleep at night. I would wake up and think, 'What did I do wrong today?' " Now, he says, "I would try to settle a dispute before it gets to the confrontation point. But there's very little I would have done differently...