Word: closers
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Both Pena and Musselman know that the best weapon against these social pressures is knowledge. And on May 5, Harvard students will have a chance to take on step closer to understanding...
...grabbing oranges from little kids, and they got so excited," Hughes said. "I gave them highfives. Refreshments are the key to running a race. I wanted to cool down as I got closer to Boston...
...backing from an unexpected source: Bob Dole. Citing alterations in the treaty language, Dole said "there are now adequate safeguards to protect American interests." Dole's support could provide crucial political cover to Trent Lott and other wavering Senate Republicans, TIME's Jef McAllister notes. "Dole has always been closer to the internationalist wing than to the isolationists that Helms has marshaled against the treaty." While White House officials hoped that Dole's endorsement would give them the needed votes, spokesman Mike McCurry said the Administration can't yet count on the necessary two-thirds majority...
...team faced more pacific weather conditions, the Crimson might have finished three or four seconds closer to the Tigers...
...tons of New York City sludge each day. Listening to the routinely outsize tales of ordinary Americans with an amiable deadpan worthy of Richard Ford, he suggests that distance makes the head grow fonder too. People who buy snakes in bottles of Jim Beam may, in fact, be closer than we know...