Word: carterized
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Harvard played quickly and hard," UVM Coach John Carter said. "I think they started to run out of gas at the end and it definitely made a difference in the last 10 minutes...
...That was a huge mistake on our part, giving her that time in the box," Carter said...
Historians agree that John F. Kennedy "won" his 1960 debate with Richard Nixon not on substantive issues, but because Nixon showed up on national television looking pale and nervous. The 1976 debate between Ford and Carter is remembered, not for its arguments over the state of the economy or the proper U.S. role in world affairs, but rather for Ford's strange assertion that Poland was not under Soviet domination. A mere reassuring phrase from candidate Reagan, "there you go again," was enough to stave off an issue-oriented Carter attack...
...refuses to comment on his job prospects in a Democratic administration, but the professor, who is on leave this semester, has been a top foreign policy adviser to Dukakis. Nye, who was an undersecretary of state under President Jimmy Carter, traveled to North Carolina to brief the governor on foreign policy issues before last week's presidential debate. Observers have mentioned Nye as a candidate for top posts including Secretary of State and Secretary of Defense...
...outlaws in the toughest area of the Taylor homes. Although he did well in school, he received little encouragement and he kept up his renegade lifestyle until he finally got put in prison at age 35 for the armed robbery of a chicken shack. The others, like "Half-Man" Carter who would work three different jobs at a time just for something to do, or "Moose" Harper, who found religion, did the best they could...