Word: bannon
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 1990-1999
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
When the A.D. changed its policy to bannon-members, Owl President Andrew D. Duffell '99said neither his graduate board president nor theundergraduate members were interested in followingsuit...
David P. Ross '93, Ryan K. Berglund '95 and Timothy E. Bannon--a member of the class of 1994--went to the national championships in 1991 never having played competitive croquet, and won the tournament. After their victory, the students then founded the Harvard team...
...governorship. He did. In May he won the G.O.P. gubernatorial primary, despite the fact that Indiana's Republican leadership lined up behind one of his opponents, a former state-party chairman. Polls now show Goldsmith, 49, running 6 points ahead of his opponent, Lieutenant Governor Frank O'Bannon. Hoosier voters seem to appreciate his rapid-fire speech but also his consistent campaign promises of smaller, cheaper government. He has drawn national attention as an advocate of privatizing city services...
...what about the chance to participate in a real sport? While people at UCLA might be able to party with the O'Bannon brothers, people at Harvard can learn something far more important by getting up early and feeling the fun of sacrifice by rowing crew...
...Laotian informant for the DIA named Phimmachack claimed that 18 Americans had been moved to a cave north of Nhommarath. He identified one of them as Lieut. Colonel Paul W. Mercland, but no Mercland was listed as missing. There was, however, a Lieut. Colonel Paul W. Bannon who had been shot down over Laos in 1969. Pentagon intelligence analysts suspected Mercland was a garbled version of the word American, erroneously assumed to be the officer's last name. Phimmachack passed a polygraph test, and satellite photos analyzed in the Pentagon confirmed the cave's location...