Word: chosing
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...wanted the post to go to Humphrey Atkins, an old friend who had resigned as Deputy Foreign Secretary last year. It was equally clear that she did not favor Deputy Speaker Bernard Weatherill. The M.P.s, incensed that the Prime Minister was meddling in a decision that was theirs alone, chose Weatherill. Thatcher, however, had scant time to mull over the slight: she turned to preparing the Queen's speech, which will outline her new legislative program and be delivered this week. Britons will not get their respite from politics for some time...
...only his crew like galley slaves but his shipbuilders too. Desiring a twelve even swifter than Freedom, Conner ordered three new $1 million boats after 1980, discarding Magic and Spirit before embracing Liberty. Weighing the virtues of Freedom and Liberty right up until the deadline last week, Conner finally chose the new boat. Besides Liberty and Blackaller's Defender, Turner's old friend Courageous will head out again, skippered by John Kolius...
...need $30 as well if you want to eat at Harvest, a chic restaurant with outside cafe down the way on Brattle St. A less expensive stomping ground would be Autre Chose, with fine French cuisine. Other places you might want to consider are Ahmed's, on Winthrop St., Cafe at the Atrium on Church, and Locke-Obers. No, just kidding on the last one. The super traditional Boston restaurant is out of touch for all but the Chase and Salomon Brothers...
...contrast, Joseph Bernstein and David Kazhdan, two Jewish Soviet mathematicians now tenured here, were invited and heavily recruited. The department recruited both professors "because they were the best people around," Mathematics Department Chairman David Mumford says. Bernstein, who was sought by several other universities, chose Harvard this spring because of his friendship with Kazhdan, who had come to the University...
...bulk of the $58,000 collected from a voluntary $10 term bill fee which 83 percent of students chose to pay were to funding undergraduate student organizations...