Word: brightly
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...future is bright," Sasner said, "though it's tough to think about that...
...Another bright spot for the Crimson was number four player Lucy Miller. Although she lost her first round match. Miller came back and won five consecutive contests to capture the consolation tournament title over Dartmouth's number two player Cathleen Holland, winning by a score of three games...
...huge consumer demand for capsules still exists despite the Tylenol scare. Many people find the gelatin-cased medicine easier to swallow and less bitter than tablets. The bright color combinations of capsules also make them more readily identifiable. Moreover, because so many prescription medicines come in capsule form, a common--but false--impression has arisen that capsules are more effective than tablets...
...hard to think of a lobbyist who has a better sense of how the Reagan Administration works or who has more clout among the Reaganauts. And in a city where perception is often reality, Deaver is known as a master imagemaker who kept Reagan's profile high and bright. It is not hard to see why the government of South Korea, under fire for unfair trade practices abroad and repression of political dissidents at home, would want to hire him, even at Deaver's asking price of $1.2 million for a three- year contract. "There's a new breed...
...Coach Mike Addesa, whose Engineers fell, 11-0, to Harvard at Bright Saturday, thinks the Crimson will be the team to beat in both the ECAC and the NCAA tournaments...