Word: steven
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...grandeur aside, we at Dartboard must say we enjoyed watching Bruce and Harvard's own wannabe Corrupt Politician Randall A. Fine '96 scramble and dissemble in an attempt to keep the Salient from seeing the light of day. Perhaps they should try that for next issue as well. Steven A. Engel...
...Torquemada; Katie, poor, sweet, knocked-up Katie; vivacious Gilda, a fortyish woman of Italian extraction who had been raised in Ethiopia and who now devoted herself to the music and careers of heavy metal bands; baby-faced George, an aspiring actor who claimed to have had a meeting with Steven Bochco's people; and Autumn, as delicate a ditz as ever broke a man's heart...
...went beyond his muscular prose. A patient, sometimes acerbic and always inspiring mentor, Otto set standards of excellence for the magazine. "If you're lucky," says senior editor Nancy Gibbs, "you find one teacher like that in a lifetime." When a correspondent's interviews with celebrities from Madonna to Steven Spielberg caught his eye, Otto showed the pieces to publishers until one bought them for a book...
...Steven A. Engel's column appears on alternate Wednesdays...
...biggest mistake, say some legal experts, may have been in talking too freely with the jurors in the first place. "Judge Ito has had more conversation with the jurors than is typically the case,'' says Steven Penrod, a professor of law at the University of Minnesota. "Some judges would maintain a greater distance. I think it's clear that they don't hold him in reverence, as most jurors do with the judges they encounter.'' But Thomas Hafemeister of the National Center for State Courts, who studies jury stress, believes Ito has been doing the right thing to avoid...