Word: connor
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Eagles' biggest heroies came from O'Connor, who is rapidly gaining a reputation as one of the top goalies in Beanpot history. With his exciting flop-to-the-ice style, he repeatedly stopped Husky slapshots, deflections, and one breakaway in the last second of the first period, while B.C. was building a 2-0 lead...
Northeastern finally broke through at 6:54 of the second period when scott Mc Kenney poked in a rebound of Glen Giovanucel's shot on a two-on-one. O'Connor stopped the 16 other Northeastern shots in the period to keep B.C. shead...
...scoring drought and also that which cooled the Harvard champagne--was broken with just less than two minutes to go in the final period. Harvard wing Dave Burke unleashed a bullet to O'Connor's left that clanged off the cross bar and fell into the net, for a two-goal Harvard lead...
...demanding budget cuts in social programs, he allowed Congress to put together a tax bill with new loopholes that benefited special interests and the rich. Reagan named a woman to the Supreme Court, thereby keeping a campaign pledge. But apart from the appointment of Sandra Day O'Connor, he has opposed virtually every important item on the feminist agenda. When Reagan blithely suggested that people who cannot make it where they now live can "vote with their feet" by migrating to greener pastures, he sounded like a social Darwinist...
...outlays, citing a statutory spending ceiling of $1,000 for independent groups. But a three-judge federal court in Washington called the limit an unconstitutional infringement of free speech. Last week the Supreme Court, in a 4-4 split vote, left that decision standing. (Justice Sandra Day O'Connor did not participate, for undisclosed reasons.) The likely result is that in the 1984 presidential election, private money will continue to have the right to talk as loudly...