Word: cincinnati
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David Ricks, a psychology professor at theUniversity of Cincinnati who has worked withKohlberg, said the late professor Kohlberg, saidthe late professor "was the brightest person I'veever "was the brightest person I've ever known inmy lifetime and the best person among U.S.psychologists, the one who best extended hiswork...
Terry Francona and Barry Larkin hit two-run homers in a nine-run fourth inning yesterday that powered the Cincinnati Reds to an 11-5 victory over the Montreal Expos in the traditional National League opener...
...Cincinnati sent 12 batters to the plate against loser Floyd Youmans and two relievers in the fourth...
...neither a game of inches nor a business measured in dollars and cents, though things are pretty well calculated. In Mesa, Ariz., where the California Angels do their exercising (and exorcising), home runs are gauged by how many rows deep they soar into an adjacent orange grove. At Tampa, Cincinnati Manager Pete Rose can tell you exactly how hard Pittsburgh's Forbes Field used to be in the old days. Last spring he said it was as hard as Chinese arithmetic...
Less than three years later, the music world proclaimed disco dead. The witch-hunts was led, if not incited, by Dr. Johnny Fever on the TV show WKRP in Cincinnati. Soon after the comedy aired in 1979, Fever began slamming disco, and by 1981 he was openly saying, "Disco is hell...