81.   Dorothy Hatley said she and her husband debated reporting Epperson after they discovered his signature on the voter roster for the Democratic primary.

82.   Down the way someone will read the Hollanders and Seamus Heaney and say she or he wants to translate them all over, my way.

83.   Dr. Jones said she and other members of her panel knew of none when they began their work.

84.   Desai, now a professor, says she felt isolated in western Massachusetts and welcomed the move to the urban, cosmopolitan atmosphere of the MIT campus.

85.   Dr. Wenneras said she and Dr. Wold had written two articles for a Swedish newspaper describing the difference in treatment of men and women in science.

86.   Earnhart says she and her staff are eager to please and will be happy to gift wrap or mail packages.

87.   Doris Funk said she and her husband had always been very happy with the care he had received at Grand Junction and several other VA hospitals around the country.

88.   Eastin said she and Getridge discussed how the district could bolster its mentoring and tutoring programs for high schoolers and literacy programs for preschool and primary school students.

89.   Emery said she and her husband, Josh Pais, already had the kind of frankness that Karen and Gabe are fumbling toward.

90.   Ellen Vargyas, counsel for the federal Equal Employment Opportunity Commission in Washington, said she does not believe there is more harassment in the workplace.