Word: stephen
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...White House, one person close to the President said, "Everyone is going to sleep well tonight." Clinton prepared to do just that, forgoing an evening at the Kennedy Center or a dinner with chief of staff Erskine Bowles to stay in for the night. Jones, along with her husband Stephen, her spokesperson Susan Carpenter-McMillan, and the hair stylist responsible for her new subdued look, retreated to the Old Ebbitt Grill for dinner, where Jones sipped white wine and, later, champagne, ate ravioli, smoked a string of cigarettes and invited three reporters to join her table. "I feel great...
...show in Broadway history. Just across the street, at another rebuilt theater dubbed the Ford Center for the Performing Arts, the eagerly awaited Ragtime has just opened. The musical version of E.L. Doctorow's novel--adapted by Terrence McNally, directed by Frank Galati, with songs by Lynn Ahrens and Stephen Flaherty--has already had successful runs in Toronto and Los Angeles (and was named by TIME as best theater event of 1997). Finally, Broadway audiences can see the object of all the fuss--a brilliant work of musical storytelling, social comment and canny staging that marks a glorious culmination...
According to Stephen E. Frank '95, a former editorial chair, the more conservative editors often did not attend editorial meetings, because they thought that they would be voted down...
...computer in the sports office which had e-mail hooked up to it," says Stephen E. Frank '95, a former Crimson editorial chair now reporting for the Wall Street Journal. "You had to be careful because e-mail would get saved to the computer, and other people could read your mail...
...Stephen J. Chapman '76, a Crimson editor and outspoken conservative in the early '70s, remembers being "one of four or five people maybe who considered themselves moderate or conservative out of fifty or sixty...