Word: chosing
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Detroit has the image it does precisely because of cheap shots found in articles such as Andy Doctoroff's "Joy in Motown" (9/20). The author labels residents of the metropolitan area "gruff, gritty and wholly without class." As a member of that community, I am insulted that Doctoroff chose those words to describe a socially, culturally and economically diverse population...
Most restaurants have a policy of asking patrons if they wish to be seated in the non-smoking section. Martin E. Daley, a waiter at Autre Chose on Mt. Auburn Street, said that "everybody says 'yes' right away," but the added that "once they request it and you say its really full, they usually don't care," and sit in the smoking section without complaint...
...York on Sept. 26 and call at the White House two days later. In late August the Soviets accepted. The two countries decided jointly that they would not announce the visit until after Shultz and Gromyko had met. But, for unspecified reasons, First Deputy Foreign Minister Georgi Korniyenko chose to proclaim Moscow's intentions on U.S. television...
...million each, most of which went to increasingly mean-spirited TV and radio ads. Solomon, who tagged himself "the independent Democrat," labeled his opponent the "machine" politician. Walsh last year wrested control of the state Democratic committee from the four-term incumbent Governor J. Joseph Garrahy, who later chose to retire...
...rapid-fire series of speeches that one participant likened to a college haring, the six new fellows of the Kennedy School's Institute of Politics (IOP) last night told as audience of 200 why they chose politics as a career...