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One spectator was arrested after a fistfight in the crowd as the gay group marched by.
But that is by no means a sure thing. Strickland is in many respects the most interesting person in the book, a spectator whose outward cynicism may mask a hunger for the truth as avid, in its own way, as Browne's. The pleasure he takes in his debunking films...
The camera did not like the slow, nearly invisible school figures, and neither did the skaters who, in the 1980s, performed them with declining skill and panache. This year, however, just in time for the Olympics, the sport is reborn with the banishment of the dreaded set patterns. What is...
Some students speculated that the HarvardLampoon was responsible for the pseudo-syllabusand the popcorn sales, and also for the burst ofmusic--several measures of Stevie Wonder's "JungleFever"--that interrupted the lecture, blasting outnear the seat of a surprised looking spectator.
For the G.O.P., which has controlled the Granite State's politics since the beginning of time, intraparty warfare is a favorite spectator sport and the Gregg-Sununu feud is its Super Bowl. Gregg, 74, was Governor in the mid-1950s, and has been New Hampshire's leading moderate Republican ever...