Word: colorado
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...University of Colorado took top team honors with 720.5 points. The University of Vermont, which placed third overall, was the top finisher among the Eastern Intercollegiate Skiing Association (EISA) teams that competed...
...rumble as they prepared to vote on their balanced-budget amendment, the members arranged themselves into something like a class picture. All were seated decorously at their antique mahogany desks. As the clerk called their names, each rose separately to announce his or her vote. Republican Hank Brown of Colorado even put his hand over his heart as he said, "Aye." You could almost forget that most of them still had slingshots in their back pockets...
...amendment when it came to a vote two years ago but changed sides this time. Since none of the six face re-election next year, they can brush off the attacks for now. But one Senate Democrat is lost already. A day after the vote, Ben Nighthorse Campbell of Colorado, who had supported the amendment, switched over to the Republicans. Though his reasons include a long-time feud with Democrats in his state, he cited the amendment defeat as one of them...
...nearly as many months. And while candidates like to boast about the number of days they've spent in hurdling snowdrifts in New Hampshire and sampling sausage in Iowa, they're less forthcoming about the many trips to beg in New York City, Los Angeles, Miami and Aspen, Colorado, where the real money...
...vote shy of the two-thirds majority required when they failed to persuade the one Republican holdout, Oregon's Mark Hatfield, or either of North Dakota's two Democratic Senators to switch sides. The Democratic leadership had little time to celebrate its victory, however; the day after the vote, Colorado Senator Ben Nighthorse Campbell, a longtime supporter of the amendment, announced he was switching his party affiliation to the G.O.P...