Word: armstrong
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...talking about much more than your phone. The vision described above, of lower cost and simpler billing for a whole complex of telecommunication services, could become reality in only a year or two--after billions of dollars in hardware upgrades. AT&T's dynamic CEO, C. Michael Armstrong, who took over in November 1997, is out to win your loyalty on many fronts, in the face of ferocious competition from giants like MCI Worldcom, Sprint, Bell Atlantic and SBC Communications. Each wants to sell you a bundle of wired and wireless connections...
Hill missed a jumper from near the free throw line with 19.3 seconds left, and Darrell Armstrong closed out the scoring with three free throws for the Magic...
This past fall, Visiting Lecturer on English and American Literature and Language Adrienne Kennedy taught a class on black playwrights. Isobel Armstrong, a visiting professor from the University of London, will teach classes on 19th-century poetry and prose this spring...
This past fall, Visiting Lecturer on English and American Literature and Language Adrienne Kennedy taught a class on black playwrights. Isobel Armstrong, a visiting professor from the University of London, will teach classes on 19th-century poetry and prose this spring...
...rhythm, a sound track. The years and the sounds bleed together as we scan through them in our recollections, a car radio searching for a clear station. The century starts off blue: Robert Johnson selling his soul to the devil at the crossroads. Then the jazz age: Louis Armstrong, Duke Ellington and, later on, Benny Goodman and "Strange fruit hanging from the poplar trees." Midcentury, things start to rock with Chuck Berry, "Wop-bop-a-loo-bop a-lop bam boom!" the Beatles, Aretha Franklin, "a hard rain's a-gonna fall," Bob Marley, Stevie Wonder. It might be better...