Word: ben
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Marlboro, MA 20 Chunk Sharon SE 5-11 160 Se. Waterlee, IA 18 K.C. Smith ADJ 6-2 196 Se. Doorfield, MA 8 Rob Steimberg P-PK 5-10 175 Se. Los Angeles, CA 25 Ken Tarcry CB 6-0 175 Se. Mercer, PA 68 Ben Thie OG 5-11 230 Jr. Carmmoders, CA 38 Craing Uecker LB 6-0 195 Sr. Hollywood, FL 1 Dennala Vechi QB 5-11 100 Jr. Tewakbury, MA 33 Mark Vignali RB 5-11 105 Jr. uniondown, PA 16 Jimmy Villowaeva PE-P 6-2 196 Sr. Pacific Palleaders, CA 9 Brian White...
...know Benigno Acquino at Harvard; both of us were Fellows at the Center for International Affairs in 1980-81. I met him again in June this year, during the 25th anniversary seminar and celebrations of the Center, and last saw him at a dinner to honor Ben Brown when he retired as Director of the Fellows Program. Anyone who knew him will recall his single-minded commitment to democracy and social justice in his country. What struck me was his interest in the functioning democracy in India and his confident faith in the power of non-violence. In the statement...
...told me of his gratitude to Harvard and MIT for providing a haven in the yeas of evile. He knew that his presense in the United States was an embarrassment to Washington when the new administration took over in 1981. He doubly appreciated the friendship and support, particularly of Ben Brown at the Center, when, contrary to the normal practice, his associate fellowship was extended for a second year. In the third year, the time he was active in fearlessly speaking aloud for the restoration of democracy in the Philippines...
Bill Blass explaining how he does it; Martina Navratilova explaining how she did it; Warren Beatty explaining why he did it; Ben Kingsley explaining that it was important; the cast of Torch Song Trilogy explaining how incredible it is; the cast of M*A*S*H explaining how remarkable it was; Carl Sagan explaining how many there are; Billy Martin explaining it was a mistake; George Steinbrenner explaining it was a misunderstanding; Larry Speakes explaining what was really meant; David Bowie explaining what he is; Mary Cunningham and William Agee explaining everything...
...exclusive franchise of Japanese manufacturers. The average price of a U.S.-made car is expected to exceed $11,000 in the current model-year, an increase of 143% over the $4,523 cost in 1974. "You can see a lot of list prices starting at $7,500," says Ben Bidwell, executive vice president of Chrysler. "But by the time you build them the way the average person wants them-with AM/FM stereo, power steering, power brakes, automatic transmission and air conditioning-it's pretty hard to keep them below...