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...Alagna is not about to settle for just Pavarotti's mantle. This media dream child comes complete with his own legend. Try this one. Nineteen months ago, when he was beginning to make breaker-size ripples in the international opera pool, his wife died of a brain tumor, leaving him with their toddler Ornella. Then last year in London he fell in love with a beautiful Romanian soprano, Angela Gheorghiu, 30, who was making headlines at Covent Garden as Violetta in Sir Georg Solti's production of La Traviata. The pair have been together ever since, as inseparable...
...whereas the George Washington loss seemed to send Harvard into a downward spiral, the heart-breaker against Cornell ended up being the team's last loss of the regular season...
...fear is that the campaign will go broke before California, a winner-take-all state with 165 delegates. "That means that Forbes could win out there and nobody goes to the convention with enough delegates to win," says a participant in the strategy sessions. "California is becoming the circuit breaker...
...Crimson, the most notable win was, according to Ben-Shachar, "five game thriller" in which Bilimoria overpowered Kevin Jernigan, one of the top players in the U.S. Jernigan, a native of California and Harvard graduate, succumbed to Bilimoria's relentless assault in a 17-14 fifth game tie-breaker...
...intransigence could "blow up'' the talks. All of which raised one question: With Clinton's attacks on the G.O.P.'s Medicare plan lifting the President's poll numbers, and a hundred other fights to pick with Republican spending priorities, how on earth had Medicaid suddenly become the ultimate deal breaker...