Word: delay
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...going to abide by past peace agreements, but people are looking for concrete steps. This is the first step that has to be taken, and it shouldn't be subject to negotiation." Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat did not contest former Prime Minister Shimon Peres' decision to delay the withdrawal until after elections in May. Silver reports that the Palestinians will be much less accommodating to the new hard-line Israeli government. "If the whole thing disintegrates, there is a serious danger of violence," Silver says. "People talk about the return to the intifada. But now that there...
...sense of humor, but it's very dry. The Great Drought centers on the congressional districts of two members of the House Republican leadership who are among the most vociferous in denying the possibility of catastrophic man-made climate change--Representatives Dick Armey and Tom DeLay, both of Texas. JOHN F. HELLEGERS Jenkintown, Pennsylvania...
...feel like the compromise doesn't resolve the real issue," said PBHA Treasurer Roy E. Bahat '98. "I think [the trial period] will just end up causing a delay...
Protesters carrying brightly-colored signs, banging drums and chanting "Hey, hey, ho, ho! Delay and red tape have to go!" accused Harvard of being "behind the times...
...Crimson clinched the Ivy League title, winning 73-62 behind a brilliant performance by Feaster. The sophomore forward carried the Crimson on her shoulders, tallying a career-high 31 points and 16 rebounds. Surprisingly though, the Bears' nets remained intact--the Crimson had decided before the game to delay cutting the twine until defeating Dartmouth...