Word: blossoms
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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CAPTION: Would You Wait for Blossom...
With such young attacking talent ready to blossom (include fellow sophomore David Bonita in that picture), scoring goals won't be as much of a problem as will keeping Albers and Carlson relatively unoccupied. "We have to have a tougher defense this year--we simply gave up too many goals last season," Locker says...
...Potter's inner ear like an accordion rendition of Peg o' My Heart: trite, tinny, extraordinarily potent. But as his days dwindled, he attended, rapturously, to the present. "I'm almost serene," he said to Bragg. "I can celebrate life. Below my window there's an apple tree in blossom. It's white. And looking at it -- instead of saying, 'Oh, that's a nice blossom' -- now, looking at it through the window, I see the whitest, frothiest, blossomest blossom that there ever could be. The nowness of everything is absolutely wondrous. If you see the present tense...
When Harvard Medical School introduces innovations, other institutions take heed. If Harvard takes up the SUNY model, what started in Binghamton could blossom into a successful new design for medical education in the United States--and solve the primary crisis...
...Will higher rates kill the recovery? On the contrary, says Greenspan, they will prolong it. Small increases now will prevent inflation without hurting what increasingly looks to be a sturdy economy. Holding off would allow inflation to blossom eventually and force much bigger interest-rate increases that really would stop growth. But others contend that low rates are the biggest reason why a disappointingly slow recovery has finally quickened into a promising advance. Raising borrowing costs now, they fear, will choke off the budding boom, in part by making purchases of such things as houses and cars harder to finance...