Word: badness
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...lived in both countries, and both remind me of people looking at the undersides of cars-seeing only the bad side," says Dr. James Muller, who was one of the first Americans to study medicine at a Soviet university, and who is now trying to arrange for at least 30 doctors from each nation to visit the other side's hospitals next June. "That is not to say that the Soviet Union is all good. It isn't. No one is. But there is some good, and our objectives, to some degree, are the same. We should concentrate...
Tribes generally hire outside firms, some less than blue chip, to help run their bingo gaming. The usual fee is 45% of profits. There are some extravagantly bad deals: some Morongos, for instance, were given microwave ovens and video games, but get only 5% of any profits over $500,000. A bill introduced in Congress by Arizona Democrat Morris Udall would require BIA scrutiny of all Indian bingo-management deals...
GOOD TIMES, BAD TIMES by Harold Evans Atheneum; 430 pages...
...have to remember we are making a sales tool. These are little commercials. It is our job to make an artist look good." Even so, the skill of the videomakers often seems secondary to the music they visualize. Says Mallet: "You can make a good video of a bad record, and it doesn't do a thing. And you can make a bad video of a good record, and the record will sell anyway. A corollary is that it's very difficult to make a good video of a bad record. For some reason, if the record doesn...
...each student, compared with a national average of $2,952, placing it just above South Carolina, Utah, Mississippi and Alabama. Arkansas' teachers earn an average of only $15,029, compared with the national average of $21,671. Admits State Education Director Don Roberts: "We deserve a bad image for those two factors alone...