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...arts Knox College in Galesburg, Ill., where he majored in chemistry but had few extracurricular activities, unusual in the busy, close-knit society of the school. He also studied Russian, something even his mother Vivian says she did not know. "He might have been one of those loners," says Bruce Spencer, who attended Knox but doesn't remember him. Hanssen went on to graduate school at Northwestern University, where he studied first dentistry, then accounting...
...Clinton than Rich's lawyer Jack Quinn, Dozoretz enjoyed regular access to the White House. In late November she apparently established the first direct contact with Clinton on the pardon, telling him Quinn was representing Rich. Clinton told her to have Quinn get in touch with deputy counsel Bruce Lindsey. About two weeks later, Quinn delivered a book-size pardon application to the White House...
...secret to the DMB's success is not its CDs but its concerts. Only the big boys in rock--Mick, Bruce, Bono--can routinely fill 60,000-seat stadiums. Add Dave to that list. In 2000, according to Amusement Business, the DMB was the country's top-grossing touring rock band, taking in $66 million...
...assistant directors' tasks go--riding herd on crew, wrangling stray actors--it was a pretty easy one. Tom Braidwood was an AD on The X-Files' first season when his bosses were casting a trio of conspiracy-theorizing underground journalists. They had already tapped Dean Haglund and Bruce Harwood, actors from Vancouver, where the show was shot, but for the third character, Frohike--a scruffy older guy with the hots for Gillian Anderson's FBI agent Dana Scully--they were stymied. The episode's director, says Braidwood, "turned to [X-Files creator] Chris Carter and said, 'We need somebody slimy...
...sent out "extravagant...coffee table books" about its film Gladiator. The company may have given those books to somebody, but since it didn't send them to Academy members (which could have disqualified the picture in question), the gesture doesn't seem relevant to an article on Oscar lobbying. BRUCE DAVIS, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences Beverly Hills, Calif...