Word: twinning
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...children of Ingrid Bergman and Roberto Rossellini did not really understand the scandal that raged when their parents fell in love and Bergman left her husband, Dr. Fetter Lindstrom, to live unmarried with Rossellini and have a child, Roberto, by him. Isabella and her twin sister Ingrid were born in 1952, two years later, and their parents were married. But the scandal continued to haunt them. Says Isabella: "Every time Father came out with an unsuccessful film, the critics said he was old and crazy. We felt these assaults, and the intrusion of the paparazzi, very deeply, and we became...
Prins predicts his company will continue prospering despite the twin threats of increased competition and the prospect that falling gasoline prices and a strengthening economy will tempt passengers to drive their cars instead of taking the bus. One reason for Prins' optimism: "As the economy picks up, more people are planning to take tours." Indeed, Jefferson's 1983 tour bookings are already up 80% over last year's, and its European jaunts are almost sold...
...Harvard bus left from Dillon Field house Friday at 3:30 p.m. and arrived in Princeton 5 1/2 hours later. The Crimson woke up to rain Saturday morning, hopped on the bus for the 2 1/2-hour trek to Nervy and spent the day at their motel. Sunday came a twin bill with the Midshipmen, complete with rain delays. Then it was back to New Jersey for the makeup doubleheader with the Tigers. The squad arrived back in Cambridge at 11:30 p.m. Monday night...
...that investors are feeling decidedly bullish about high-tech stocks, Merrill Lynch, characteristically, is thundering to the head of the stampede. Last week the firm announced it had collected $835 million from investors for shares in its new twin mutual funds called Sci/Tech. Sci/Tech Holdings, Inc., for U.S. and Canadian investors, raised $550 million, while Sci/Tech, S.A., for overseas investors, attracted $285 million. The offering turned out to be the largest mutual fund start-up ever, leagues ahead of the second largest, Manhattan Fund, launched in 1966 with $247 million. The Sci/Tech funds, which will have nearly identical portfolios, will...
...dangerous hotbed of thermonuclear confrontation." Nor is there any way to exorcise from deterrence what Reagan called "the specter of retaliation." That specter is in the nature of nuclear weapons. As Winston Churchill observed nearly three decades ago: "Safety will be the sturdy child of terror, and survival the twin brother of annihilation...