LONDON (AP) - Prince Charles met with some homeless people today - and came face to face with an old schoolmate. Charles was touring the offices of the Big Issue, a magazine sold by the homeless, when Clive Harold came up and introduced himself. The prince appeared taken aback: Harold had attended London's Hill House School with the prince 44 years ago. ``The prince did not remember me, of course, and I only remember him because we both had big ears and because he was obviously well-known there,'' said Harold, 49, who told Charles his life started falling apart about 10 years ago. Harold said his father had been a millionaire financier and that he himself went on to become a successful author and show business correspondent for several women's magazines. But then his second marriage fell apart and he turned to alcohol. The prince signed a copy of the Big Issue for Harold, patted him on the back and wished him good luck, saying ``As long as you're all right, that's the main thing.'' Big Issue editor John Bird said later: "The prince told me as he left `It just goes to show you, doesn't it?"
