Word: woolf
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...Flutie "is going to have one heck of a tough decision to make" if he does not hear from the NFL by the latest date on which the USFL's Generals want to know if he will sign with them, said Bob Woolf, Flutie's attorney...
...Woolf said he called NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle Tuesday and has a "pretty good idea" of that league's problem regarding Flutie, the Heisman Trophy-winning quarterback from Boston College...
...Woolf refused to reveal details of the Generals' offer, but said, "this would make him (Flutie) the highest paid rookie in any sport...
...poster child." And young Jeremy (Christopher Fields), just back from the war, slouches about like a lost soul. On closer inspection, though, this engaging sitcom quartet reveals affinities to more tortured theatrical families: O'Neill's Tyrones, Miller's Lomans, the ravaging couples in Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? Jeremy really has lost his soul, lost it for good and all, in the jungles of Viet...
...wonder why I do it," Virginia Woolf mused on Oct. 7, 1919. "Partly, I think, from my old sense of the race of time 'Time's winged chariot hurrying near'--Does it stay it?" "It" was diary writing, and the question was rhetorical. Of course the entries could stop time, by providing a mirror of the self and a method of recapturing the past. That is a truth every diarist apprehends, first instinctively and then with the evidence of the page. In this critical anthology, Thomas Mallon, a professor of English at Vassar, offers hundreds of such proofs, from diaries...