Word: bonner
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...Bonner said there were about 80 applicants for the Rhodes scholarship and about a dozen for the Marshall this year...
About half of the applicants for the scholarships are chosen for endorsement, Bonner said...
...kind of reminded me of my great-grandparents and what I miss from them. They have so much experience and seem more truthful," said Harvard Law School student Rob L. Bonner...
...Evdokimova is now 50, and she became a doctor too. She went through a particularly difficult experience in the waning years of Soviet power. In 1984 she was assigned as the personal physician to the Nobel Peace Prize laureate and dissident physicist Andrei Sakharov. He and his wife Yelena Bonner were closely watched by the secret police. "[KGB agents] tried to accuse us of diagnosing Sakharov's condition as being more serious than it really was, or of trying to give him information and news," she says. "We were treated very badly. I have trouble cleansing myself of the memory...
...multimedia campaign. When he suggested in the same budget plan cutting the business-lunch deduction from 80% to 50%, it was the National Restaurant Association that stirred to action, sending local TV stations satellite feeds of busboys and waitresses fretting about their imperiled jobs. And the restaurateurs hired Jack Bonner to roll out the Astroturf. "I see it as the triumph of democracy," Bonner said of his livelihood in a Washington Post interview. "In a democracy, the more groups taking their message to the people outside the Beltway and the more people taking their message to Congress, the better...