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...stomach ailment attacked at loast 75 Quincy House residents March 4 and 5. prompting initial speculation that the cause was food contamination. However, Wacker said food and stool cultures taken from the stricken students turned out negative, adding that similar cases were seen both before and after the mysterious outbreak, and that the disease was also found at several Houses...
...careers and child care by unrelenting planning. When she began her residency seven years ago, Hays was already mentally preparing for her first child. The arrangement with her superiors: in the last few months of her third year she would do pathology, a relatively cushy job sitting on a stool and peering through a microscope. It would be a good time for maternity. The plan, however, fell through: she had the baby in her fourth year. Says she: "I would not have been a good full-time doctor if I hadn't done my wife and mothering. And I know...
Most of the acts are of a homier nature, however; their aim is to charm rather than amaze. Tarra the elephant plays a harmonica, hits a tambourine and dances atop a stool on two front feet; the Bertinis do figure eights and other intricate maneuvers on unicycles; and the two clowns turn out to be superb jugglers. One of the advantages of a small space-the single ring is only 42 ft. in diameter-is that the audience can become involved. At each show one of the clowns plucks children from their seats to lead the band. Though...
This time Matthau is a career assassin, eradicating Mob stool pigeons with the weary professionalism of a top C.P.A., and Lemmon, a network censor and a jilted husband poised to end his misery in suicide. They meet on their mutual missions, in a hotel room. For Matthau it is loathe at first sight; for Lemmon it is a last grab at camaraderie before lights out. See how they run on the treadmill of French farce, tripping over each other's discomfort, overdosing on the crudest twists of plot...
...next year, she is arrested, hauled off to the Bastille, kidnaped, ravished and accused of being a witch. In the gallows scene Lesley-Anne was forced to stand with a noose around her neck and her hands tied behind her back while she balanced atop a two-foot-high stool on a platform 15 feet above the ground. All this while Quasimodo, the hunchback bell ringer, played by Anthony Hopkins, 43, clumsily scrambled about trying to free her. "Anthony is no stunt man," says Lesley-Anne, "and the makeup job left him with just one eye open...