Word: brews
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...weaker than Jimmy Carter." The implication was that the President might compromise later. If not, Ronald Reagan could wind up risking the judgment that he places his personal determination to be consistent above the economic well-being of the nation. -By EdMagnuson. Reported by Laurence I. Barrett/Washington and Douglas Brew with Reagan
...Whatever happened to George Bush, the vanishing Vice President?' " But his No. 1 priority, Bush insists, is to stay close to Reagan. "If part of the price is to have people say George Bush is not doing anything, then fine, I'll pay that price." -By Douglas Brew...
Reported by Douglas Brew and Jeanne Saddler/ Washington
...sounded bitter when asked by TIME Correspondent Douglas Brew about reports that he would take a job with the conservative Heritage Foundation. Snapped Allen: "I don't need an employment agency." Then he added: "It would be an inexplicable pleasure to work with friends again." Allen may feel abandoned, but he surely had an inkling of his fate in November, when a top Administration official said cynically that the charges against Allen did not present a problem but "an opportunity." That opportunity has now been seized...
...began over a cool brew in a warm tavern. Young gentlemen at the College of William and Mary in revolutionary Virginia drew up plans for a society of good fellowship and spirited debate. (Sample topic: "Whether Polygamy is a dictate of Nature or not.") They devised a secret handshake and an initiation rite. The group, in fact, might have ended up as just one more fraternity but for a sober motto-and philosophy-based on the Greek letters ΦBK : "love of wisdom the guide of life." The Virginia chapter collapsed after only five years, in 1781, but not before...