Word: cooperating
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...never liked elections waged with cute slogans and name recognition," said second semester Council Vice Chairman Jeffrey A. Cooper '90. "I'd welcome a move away from that, and I think we're seeing...
...these breakthroughs seem to defy the stereotype of the East bloc as a technological wasteland, it may be because Communist economies are extraordinarily uneven. "There are peaks of genuine achievement and troughs of appalling backwardness," observes Julian Cooper, a lecturer in Soviet studies at England's University of Birmingham. "The Soviets are often quite good at basic research. The problem is getting that technology into production...
...house video complex that captures the star turns -- George Benson, the Whispers and others -- for television syndication, the Apollo is back in the black. As for amateur night, that has always been cheap entertainment, with the best seats going for $15 and most costing just $5. Cooper is proud that Wednesday is still a family night...
...want that baby," Arthur crooned on, uselessly, because not even Ralph Cooper could save him from the avalanche of jeers. Given the chance to stop, shake it off and start all over, he walked back to the spotlight like a man on his way to the gallows...
...crowd's mocking roar. Arthur reacted like so many others: he turned into a rock. His eyes glazed, his mouth opened, his hand gripping the microphone like a cigar- store Indian, the young man needed a jolt to make his feet carry him to safety. In the wings, Cooper shrugged. Since his siren had not worked, he had no choice but to send in the clown...