Word: boated
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...look inside myself.'" A race for the presidency, however easy the start, would become very, very hard. The general was enough a creature of the capital to know how it works. "The people who are sucking you in today will stick a knife in your back tomorrow if the boat starts to go under," Michael says. "They have personal interest in being attached to a phenomenon." His father had to be careful not to let that sweep past his instincts...
...make adjustments: sending her to work at an oatmeal factory, eating "a little lower on the food chain," turning the thermostat down to 55 degrees and "walking around the house like Indians in blankets." That might have been acceptable, the Mitchells say, if everyone were in the same boat. Instead--like three-fourths of Americans--their hourly pay has remained frozen even as executive salaries, corporate profits and the stock market have boomed. To borrow a phrase from the 1992 presidential campaign, the Mitchells have worked hard and played by the rules. But somehow the game got rigged. And they...
Head of the Charles weekend--it conjures up images of beautiful fall weather, of a boat-littered Charles and of an insanely crowded Harvard Square...
Despite the rainy weather, 224 first-years and their proctors showed up at the Newell Boat House at 9:30 Saturday morning, making this the largest intramural event of the year...
...stakes are high. Greene's promotion has been put on hold, while he continues to serve as the head of a SEAL special boat squadron in San Diego, California. If found guilty, he could be booted from the service, fined or imprisoned. Even if acquitted, Navy officials say, he faces a considerably diminished chance of making admiral...