Word: carterized
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...most assiduously promoted exhibition to be seen in the U.S. in years. Its catalog weighs as much as a young salmon (6 1/2 lbs.) and is about as hard to carry. Though the National Gallery's director, J. Carter Brown, is accepting most of the credit for it, the main work of selection, cataloging and arrangement was carried out by its English curator, Gervase Jackson-Stops, architectural adviser to the National Trust in London. He did the job with wide knowledge and, in the matings of some objects, a dry wit. One could be fatigued by the result but never...
That rule was proposed by the Carter Administration in 1980, but dropped under President Reagan, who favors reducing regulations. The Administration was then sued by the Center for Science in the Public Interest, which argued that many Americans are allergic to some ingredients used by brewers and distillers. For example, the center said, people could have a reaction to the sulfites often found in beer and wine or the corn in liquors...
...complete passes to eight different receivers, his completion percentage is still a measly .442. Has thrown only four touchdowns, half as many as he had at this time a year ago, but has thrown just three interceptions. * QUARTERBACK: This was a problem area earlier this year, but Coach Rick Carter has decided to go with freshman Jeff Wiley (40-86-517-3TD-5INT). The move has paid off so far. But Dave Hock (34-83-399-ITD-6INT) could see action. Wiley is much smaller than Hock but is much quicker. Neither has much experience, which could...
...although there are ways to get around the rule, e.g. increased financial aid, one imagines that Rick Carter had a few choice words to say about the Colonial League after he finished his reading of the charter...
...Carter--one of the top coaches in Division I-AA--is like the once and future king, only his future doesn't appear to be with the Crusaders...