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...what you will about Galella's line of work, any one who can take a picture of Elizabeth Taylor with her guard down is performing at least a minor service to posterity. Otherwise we would imagine that her starlight is on all the time. Galella has been to celebrities what Ansel Adams was to mountains, with the important difference that Adams always made the mountains look good. Galella took his famous faces as he found them. From him we learn that Sophia Loren manages to remain majestic even when she's just sitting around an airport, but that Richard Burton...
...accident that Liz Taylor's perfume is named White Diamonds. Piece by piece, Elizabeth Taylor has amassed one of the world's most famous jewelry collections. There is the flawless 33.18 carat Krupp diamond given to her by Richard Burton when she was 36, and the pear-shaped white pearl that was briefly lost when her dog thought it was a bone. In October, Simon & Schuster will publish "My Love Affair with Jewelry" by Liz herself, with all of the jewelry specially photographed for the book...
Rudenstine conducted a year-long nationwide search, during which Taylor served as acting vice-president and general counsel. In 1997, Taylor was permanently appointed to the post...
...competition didn’t expect Harvard women’s track and field to make a whole lot of noise at the Heptagonal Championships this year. After all, the Crimson graduated one of its best senior classes in history in Brenda Taylor ’01, Marna Schutte ’01 and Dora Gyorffy ’01—a trio that typically scored 70 points in a championship meet by itself...
...void that Gyorffy and Taylor left in regional and national competition beyond the Heps level by no means remained empty. Instead, Siilats and Grant filled the role, giving Harvard its third straight year with two outdoor ECAC titles by winning the high jump and hammer throw, respectively...