Word: airing
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...continued to take the offensive in the extra period, ricocheting shots around the B.U. goal box. Then, in the 101st minute, Harvard caught the break it had been waiting for. A Terrier defender, trying to clear the ball from his box, deflected it off a teammate and into the air in front of Peller. The freshman controlled the ball on his chest and volleyed into the upper right corner of the B.U. goal to secure the upset...
According to Snider, Venkataraman was one of the top two candidates for the position and has "a wonderful on-air presence...
Education for Action - Board Member; Air Force ROTC - Head of the Community Service Society; FUP - Leader in Community Service Orientation Program; Harvard-Radcliffe Dramatic Club; Harvard-Radcliffe International Relations Council...
Commercial passengers also enjoy less protection from toxic smoke than those on corporate planes. After years of study, airlines still balk at installing individual smoke hoods that could provide each passenger with up to 30 min. of clean air. (Market leader Essex PB&R Corp. of Edwardsville, Ill., offers eight different versions at prices ranging from $160 to $750.) Nor has the FAA mandated hoods for passengers, although crews of commercial airlines have them. The airlines and FAA argue that smoke hoods could make it more difficult for passengers to evacuate a plane. Of course, that can also be difficult...
That's one reason some 300 of the FORTUNE 500 companies have installed smoke hoods on their corporate jets. And it's why safety-minded staff members of the FAA and the National Transportation Safety Board--which investigates air crashes--regularly stow smoke hoods in carry-on luggage when they...