Word: cordials
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Just because Mattingly was usually cordial to reporters and looked like a gritty guy certainly doesn't mean that he was a clubhouse leader; conversely, players like Belle and Henderson have been praised as excellent teammates and hard workers by their peers, whose opinion probably matters most...
While house masters profess to be ready for the influx of a diverse group of students, the meeting of established house character and new residents this week has not always been cordial...
...dress and what to call one another and where to sit and what to say. It is a place where two doorkeepers stand like griffins by nearly every door, where the interns in the cloakroom will unwrap his Snickers bar for him, where everyone is so civil and cordial they just pitch in unbidden. When Dole ran for majority leader in 1985, his friends watched in horror as he frittered away week after week making speeches instead of locking up votes. John Danforth of Missouri, Bob Packwood of Oregon and John Warner of Virginia finally had to pull Dole aside...
...turbulence. The number and frequency of these incidents prompted the FAA to launch a 120-day "Special Emphasis Review" that resulted in extra training for the pilots and an agreement by Jordan to slow his company's rapid growth. Still, Jordan claims that his relationship with the FAA was cordial. "There is a mutual respect," he says...
...Timothy McVeigh last week. "Part of his lawyer Stephen Jones' strategy is to counter the negative rumors that have been spread about Tim and to get another view in print," says Cole. "McVeigh wanted to talk to TIME because it reaches a world audience." Cole found him upbeat and cordial but frustrated by the way he's treated in prison. "The petty harassment seems to be affecting his whole outlook," says Cole, aware that he wasn't seeing a full picture. "The real Timothy McVeigh will be revealed at the trial...