Word: coolers
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...read this far, however you must be cooler than AOR and here are some places for you Spit, on Lansdowne St. is for the safety pin in the nose set The Metro, its neighbor, is only slightly more conservative. Both are hot, huge, modern dance halls replete with the latest videos. National new wave acts do make stops, but not much yet is scheduled for the summer...
...Japanese auto imports. Instead, he emphasized the political pressure he faces to gain more trade concessions from Japan. Similarly, Nakasone described the resistance he must contend with in moving faster on trade. He indicated that the negotiations over beef and citrus products would have to wait for a "cooler" period...
While touting the money-market account, most banks are cooler toward the Super NOW authorized last week, and many institutions have not offered it yet. Because the Super NOW allows unlimited check writing, it will be more expensive to operate than the money-market account. Moreover, bankers fear that the Super NOW will draw in little new money. Instead, it could attract much of the $340 billion in existing checking accounts that pay interest of 5¼% or less. To discourage customers from switching to the Super NOW, many banks are slapping stiff fees on the new account. The Wachovia...
...they were squared away on separate floors, in hiding places they had chosen during a late-afternoon reconnaissance trip. Jill squeezed into an alcove behind a desk on Level Two West, located at approximately 1590.5 (Scientific Periodicals). Jack opted to play it cooler, slumping as if asleep over a remote first-floor carrel desk crammed with books on the status of women in Vichy France...
...experimented with such electronic cottages by providing half a dozen workers with word processors so they could stay at home. Control Data tried a similar experiment and ran into a problem: some of its 50 "alternate site workers" felt isolated, deprived of their social life around the water cooler. The company decided to ask them to the office for lunch and meetings every week. "People are like ants, they're communal creatures," says Dean Scheff, chairman and founder of CPT Corp., a word-processing firm near Minneapolis. "They need to interact to get the creative juices , flowing. Very...