Word: boxful
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...introduced to Sebastian a month ago at The Juke Box club in Boston," Bond said. "I thought [the show] would be a great idea because it linked the campus as a whole...
With less than four minutes left in the game, Lamborghini removed Katsias and put Anne Kelly in the goalie box as the eleventh field player. Without pads and a mask, Kelly could cover more defensive ground and free one of the Crimson defenders for offensive duty...
...could be exchanged for other monies. Under the system of floating exchange rates that has prevailed for the past dozen years, governments can try only to influence the decisions of money traders and their clients, who can switch tens or even hundreds of billions of dollars within hours (see box). And many complex factors have been keeping the dollar high. To bring about a deep and lasting drop may require not only prolonged and heavy sales of dollars by the U.S. and its allies but fundamental changes in their economic policies, above all a much greater reduction...
...protectionism could once again provoke foreign retaliation against what remains of American exports (which is plenty: the U.S. is still the world's biggest exporter by 27% over runner-up West Germany). Such retaliation is what happened after Congress passed the disastrous Smoot-Hawley tariff act in 1930 (see box). Just enough Senators and Representatives will change their minds on a revote to sustain the veto. Then will follow a confused struggle between legislators fearful of a trade war yet determined to force Reagan to do more to promote exports and curtail imports, and a President wary of drastic moves...
Captivated by Omar the ferret in a pet store, Fred brought him home three months ago, and hasn't regretted it. John W. Boynton '88 was also ensnared by his furry friend on the spot. While walking by Holyoke Center last year, he saw a man giving away a box of kittens and took...