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I am yet to attain the unenviable fame of Robert Gottlieb, marked by history as the man who didn't publish John Kennedy Toole's cult masterpiece.
A radio interview by his former counterpart in England and Wales, Cardinal Cormac Murphy O'Connor, marked by a nervous laugh and opaque language, compounded the ire.Victims of sexual abuse believe the reckoning has barely begun.
In southern Africa, for instance, the nineteen-eighties were (among other things) the Age of Crocker, marked by the ceaseless efforts of Chester Crocker to broker peace agreements in Namibia, Angola, and Mozambique.
Is Russia at the same point it was in 1983, the short-lived era of Yuri Andropov marked by a downturn in the relationship with America and attempts to restore order and discipline at home?
Down the street from the Emporium, about a hundred people were assembling before a small memorial to Marcelo Lucero, marked by a photograph of him ringed by candles on the spot where he'd been attacked.
Highlights include the graves of the Broadway producer and entrepreneur Flo Ziegfeld and his actress wife, Billie Burke, marked by a life-size bronze sculpture of a seated woman by R. Aitken, commissioned by Ms. Burke in memory of her mother.
Jeffrey marked by the occasion with a broad smile at Inga Tuigamala as the New Zealand wing broke ranks during the Haka and tried to square up to the Scottish players.
Other examples include the grave of David L. Rosenbaum, topped with marble shoes and stockings, the grave of Julius Elson, marked by a carved marble fainting couch, and a memorial to Mattimore Meyer, featuring a marble angel.
Danielle de Niese, a young Australian soprano, is a joy as Despina, her acting and singing reminiscent of a young Kathleen Battle, and the Italian bass Maurizio Muraro contributes a fine turn as Don Alfonso, marked by lovely phrasing.
Solamere Capital offered its clients a stake in TA Associates, which owns not just Full Sail but a number of for-profit schools, including troubled Vatterott Colleges, marked by abusive recruiting practices and high student loan defaults.
