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PAGE THREE - FEBRUARY 26 - MARCH 4, 2001
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IRONIC TIMES EXPOSÉ
WOMAN ON SPORTS ILLUSTRATED COVER NOT AN ATHLETE
Doesn't even follow sports.
CORRECTION
  Last week, in a story about gifts returned by former President Clinton and Mrs. Clinton, we stated that "a moving van pulled away from the White House loaded down with couches, chairs, tables, dressers, lamps, paintings, mattresses, bedsprings, footstools, throw rugs, mops, brooms, ice trays, pencil sharpeners, paper clips, staplers, staples, light bulbs, extension cords, "AA" batteries, a flashlight, matches, toothpicks, 6 decks of playing cards, a Stairmaster®, 19 smoke alarms, a "Welcome to the White House" welcome mat, an electric can opener, 900 rolls of toilet paper, a set of Ginsu® knives, a Clapper®, and a Pocket Fisherman®." For some reason, "three VCR's" was deleted from that sentence. We apologize for any confusion this may have caused.

Theodore B. Olson
Age: 60

Position: New Solicitor General

Proudest Achievement: "Getting the Paula Jones thing started."

Biggest Regret: "Losing the VMI case - now we’ve got girls in a military college - in the South!"

Favorite book: "'The Wave of the Future,' by Anne Morrow Lindbergh. She got a few things wrong, but she was a hell of a writer."

If I had one wish: "I guess I'd wish that every race, and every gender could have equal intelligence and ability with all the others!"
Favorite drink: "Dewars, of course!"
 

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