Word: deal
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...publication will deal with scientific issues, particularly those on campus, and will emphasize their social effects, Geoff Bernstein '80, a founder of the magazine, said yesterday...
...deal. You were hungry, right? Well, at the time maybe it wasn't a big deal, but Gary Bosnic's 42-yard field goal with one second left, which culminated the drive, eventually turned out to be the Crimson's three point margin of victory over Colgate...
...assumed that Smith is a fool, Smith has taken in. [Prime Minister Harold] Wilson tried to be clever with Smith, and he failed. [Secretary of State Henry] Kissinger tried to be clever with Smith, and he failed too. Don't try to be clever with Smith. Deal with him on the ground he has chosen: power. Gather power and overthrow him." Then, as the warm winds ruffled the coconut palms at his ocean-front home near Dar es Salaam, Nyerere raised a grim alternative. "Otherwise." he said, "we are left only with the fighting. We will back the nationalists...
Strong talk from a corporate chief. But Fletcher Byrom's business is to deal with change. He is unsure what kind of institutions should replace those that exist today but of one thing he is certain: we had better start planning right now for the competitive demands of the 21st century...
...often more interesting than the action on the field, the most disruptive event that occurred on the Royals all year long was Shortstop Patek's missing part of a West Coast road trip. He claimed he was hurt, but a few players suggested he was a hypochondriac. Big deal. With such a mild-mannered crew to boss, Manager Herzog gives his players free rein and has found it necessary to call only one meeting all year long, which must be a league record...