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Then there's Dylan Tweney, a newcomer who doesn't storm in and take the crowd over, but lets his neurotic persona do the job; he writhes as he becomes a guilty wife-beater or a distraught lover. And then there's Marc Weidershein, a middle-aged man who stands square in front of the crowd, reading from his book, incanting the words like a priest in his congregation, which is squished about him on the floor...
Anti-Smoking Policies in the U.S. andCanada: Who Wins? Who Loses?--by Marc Roberts,professor of political economy, SPH; ChesterAtkins, U.S. representative (D-Mass); KennethWarner, chari and professor of public healthpolicy, SPH; Dr. Ronald Davis, chief medicalofficer, Michigan Dept. of Public Health; GarfieldMahood, executive director, Non-Smoker's RightsAssociation, Toronto, Canada; and Dr. GregoryConnolly, director, Office for Non-Smoking andHealth, Massachusetts Dept. of Public Health. SPH,Snyder Auditorium...
...program even more attractive than Jane Fonda's (pasta and sleep and plenty of female company); he predicted success, and for a while he transcended his predictions. By the time he accelerated through the final five gates of his second run in the giant slalom to ease past archrival Marc Girardelli and became the first Olympian skier to defend a championship, Tomba had left his signature in capital letters on the Games. Afterward, unshaven, in a baseball cap, with balloons around his neck, making comments about his prowess that his interpreter decided not to translate, "La Bomba" all but ensured...
Helmut Girardelli, autocratic father and coach of Luxembourg's Marc Girardelli, entered a restricted area and insisted that a barrier on the Face de Bellevarde course be moved to allow skiers a safer turn. Furious race officials confiscated his credentials for interfering, but they moved the barrier...
...Artzybasheff, Ernest Hamlin Baker and Boris Chaliapin, known collectively as "ABC." Of the three, Chaliapin was the most prolific, producing more than 400 cover portraits. ABC, says TIME art director Rudolph Hoglund, "were pioneers of a tradition" of recruiting distinguished illustrators for the magazine's cover art. Among them: Marc Chagall, Andrew Wyeth and Andy Warhol. We like to have our journalism keep that kind of company...