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Perhaps. But the story of Alan Caruba is a story for today. Because the 1992 presidential race is shaping up to be a snoozer of epic proportions. And Caruba is testing the waters once again...
...like Harvard's finale--a 3-2 loss to Clarkson at the Boston Garden in a snoozer--the overtime was bound for disappointment. In overtime, Engineers forward Bruce Coles, the burly, long-time Harvard nemesis, sped into the Harvard zone on a two-on-one break. He fed linemate Joe Juneau in the crease, and the rest was history...
BIGGEST BOMB. Arkansas Governor Bill Clinton will be remembered for The Speech That Would Not End, turning the Omni into the hall of the numb and the restless. Clinton stuck with a 19-page snoozer of a nominating speech through signals from the chairman to stop, through a flashing red light and through index fingers drawn across the throat, the broadcast symbol for "Cut it short." His humor returned the next day: "It wasn't my finest hour. It wasn't even my finest hour and a half...
Indeed there is no plot to this play although two attempts at a story try to struggle to the audience's attention. The first is the life of the first character we are introduced to. Snoozer; the play's first scene is his birth. The second is militant class struggle and the rise of fascism which catches these poor blue bloods in the middle...
...like to see who's playing the music they're paid to see, Jonathan Swift's Pub on JFK St.--right in the Square--will have some of the best music in the city, though the club's predilection for second-rate flower-power music on occasionally be a snoozer. Mixed in with the old folkies and local clone bands will be some goodies, including Steve Forbert (June 25), Koko Taylor (June 28), and local preppies the Sex Execs (June29...