Word: bona
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...shot in the last second of play against Dartmouth, or the 20-point 12-rebound effort "T.J." produced against Penn at home in a losing cause. And then one must consider handicaps. Playing at a school without a big man, Jenkins has assumed many of the duties that a bona fide 6 ft. 10 in. center is responsible for, such as shot-blocking, rebounding, and the outlet pass...
...seems to fit a little better back in his corner office of the White House West Wing. He is almost too short (5 ft. 8 in.), and his double chin gets out of control too easily (much to his distress) for him to look the part of a bona fide Secretary. Most important, he still relishes the simplified atmosphere of the White House, where he can hang up the gilded epaulets of the State Department, roll up his sleeves, and work in the air of pure power...
Financial Crisis. Then why the lawsuit? The university explained that its contract with the faculty allows it to fire professors -even those with tenure-on grounds of incompetence or "financial exigency"; the suit seeks to establish that a bona fide financial crisis does in fact exist. "Unless this matter is dealt with by a declaratory judgment," says the complaint, the university "will be faced with hundreds of different claims . . . which would in turn result in absolutely unbearable economic, legal and administrative burdens...
Bain is a weak scorer. "That's one of our problems," Bilik said, while Pingree is more of a swingman than a bona fide forward. Harvard matches up evenly against the Chiefs in size but it is doubtful Springfield can keep the lid on Tony Jenkins and Lou Silver...
...conference concluded that a journalist, whom the conferees defined as anyone employed in a newsgathering capacity by a periodic medium or a scholar or researcher in a bona fide capacity with intent to disseminate, should have a broad legal privilege to protect confidential information and sources...