Word: guested
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Said Washington News Editor R. Edward Jackson, who with White House Correspondent Christopher Ogden and TIME'S Katharine McNevin was responsible for setting up the meetings: "These affairs have both advantages and hazards. The guest is there long enough so that you can really develop a theme. But you have to be careful not to be too polite...
...must not let yourself be overwhelmed by the guest, who after all is trying to get across a point of view by what he or she is telling you." As Robert Strauss put it over his French toast, "I say what's on my mind, but I sometimes don't say everything that's on my mind. Sometimes I talk too much, but it's very rare that I say too much." Strauss's claim notwithstanding, the guests' remarks helped shape and illuminate this week's stories on the convention. Similar opportunities...
...left New York feeling very sad," says Actress Shelley Winters, who came to Madison Square Garden as a guest of the California delegation. "After the vote on whether to open the convention, I felt that it was a script I had read before. The whole thing seemed scenarioed and choreographed." The disappointed Kennedy fan said she voted for Carter in 1976, but may not do it again. "This may be the first time since I was 21 that I won't vote," she lamented. What about fellow Hollywood Veter an Ronald Reagan? Said Shelley: "I met him during...
This is not a gambol for just any dancers. The work is dominated by Mikhail Baryshnikov, who is appearing as a guest artist. Ashton has created unexampled leaps and spins (and combinations of the two), as if he saw in Baryshnikov the spirit of Paganini, who raised violin virtuosity to a demonic level, and of Rachmaninoff, who did much the same for the piano. The charm of the work is that it never becomes the visual equivalent of piano busting, a mere showcase...
Virginie and Gerard Ferry, co-owners of L'Orangerie, maintain that the priceless-menu policy-which they have no intention of discontinuing-is not discrimination, but courtesy. It enables the guest to be treated as such, and allows the host to be the only one concerned with money, whatever the host's gender. Claims Ferry: "If a lady makes the reservation in her name, she'll get the menu with prices...