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...Giddins emphasizes the appeal of Crosby's masculine singing style, but the maleness was understated, like everything else about him, and it certainly didn't explode into eroticism. One could write long analyses of his personality (like this one) and never mention the word sex. The movies tried to make his aloofness part of his attractiveness. In "We're Not Dressing," "Rhythm on the Range" and "Rhythm on the River" his best friends are a bear, a bull and a boat. The women had the challenge of getting him interested, not just in women, but in the higher form...
...write for senior level executives. They have very unique problems, so we can't write effectively for both senior executives and non-senior executives," she said. "We are not at all disappointed with our fabulous distribution, but, of course, the more the merrier...
Doctors bow to social pressure and legal strictures not to record AIDS on death certificates. "I write TB or meningitis or diarrhea but never AIDS," says South Africa's Dr. Moll. "It's a public document, and families would hate it if anyone knew." Several years ago, doctors were barred even from recording compromised immunity or HIV status on a medical file; now they can record the results of blood tests for AIDS on patient charts to protect other health workers. Doctors like Moll have long agitated to apply the same openness to death certificates...
...countries in southern Africa finally mobilize the political will to take on AIDS. If they are able to use only their own money, these countries will be forced to write off those who are already infected. The best they can do is try to slow new cases through preventive education and encouraging condom use, maybe reduce transmission from mothers to babies. Hardly enough to save a continent. So figuring out how to save the millions who are infected remains an agonizing challenge...
...left in charge when his parents were out at the evening meetings their jobs often required. "Rod would make us listen to him read," remembers his youngest sister Raygene Paige, retired from a state agricultural agency. "And if we didn't pay attention to him, we had to write a book report...