Word: carterized
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Former First Ladies do not make a habit of returning to the White House, except, of course, in the tasteful form of a commissioned portrait. So it was that a painting of a soft, almost melancholy Rosalynn Carter, 57, quietly made its debut last week in the ground-floor corridor, where pictures of all the 20th century First Ladies are hung. Though the Carters left Washington in 1980, Rosalynn was too busy to pose for Artist George Augusta until September of last year. But the delay has not hurt. "She is still young, and she left before showing the effects...
Joining the Hobey Baker finalist on the first unit were Fretz, goalie Jeff Cooper of Colgate and three RPI players, blue-liner Ken Hammond and forwards John Carter and Adam Oates...
...Nieuwendyk took Rookie of the Year laurels with 75 points. MacDonald finished fourth in that balloting with 20 points. All-ECAC Teams First Team Second Team Jeff Cooper, Colgate G Grant Blair, Harvard Dave Fretz, Clarkson D Peter Sawkins, Yale Ken Hammond, RPI D Steve Tuite, St. Lawrence John Carter, RPI F Duanne Moeser, Cornell Scott Fusco, Harvard F Peter Natyshak, Cornell Adam Oates, RPI F Randy Wood, Yale...
Those in the business trace the roots of the new music to the Jesus movement of the late '60s. The election of Jimmy Carter, a born-again Christian, gave it a boost, and the ascent of Ronald Reagan propelled it into the big time. Its chief audience is the generation of the New Squares, primarily young whites, 24 to 35, who like the beat of rock but disavow the drugs and sexual permissiveness that are associated with it. "The people who buy my records like danceable, modern music, but they don't want to feel guilty supporting music with trashy...
...TIME board members doubted, however, that last week's drop signaled the beginning of a sustained decline in the dollar. Its value is still more than 60% higher than it was five years ago against an average of major currencies. Said Charles Schultze, who was President Carter's chief economic adviser: "I do not see the dollar in a free fall. Central bank intervention by itself in the markets is not likely to do any good in the long run." Rimmer de Vries, chief international economist of New York's Morgan Guaranty Trust, thinks that the dollar may remain strong...