Word: earlied
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...speaks to reporters, but he gets into hot water all the time. He leaked White House polling data to Bob Dole's campaign last January in a botched attempt to lure Dole into making a budget deal. But despite such mischief making, Morris hasn't lost the President's ear. There are 20 good reasons for this--one for each point by which Clinton leads Dole in the polls...
...mission, and for an ethereal guy, he's pretty darn good at it. He has raised $16 million, up 12% from the same cycle in 1994 (though still far short, as always, of what the Republicans have raked in, about $30 million so far). Put the phone to your ear, and listen to an excerpt of Bob Kerrey dialing for dollars. Kerrey (stern): "Yes, we'll elect a few stinkers, I suppose, but I believe that we'll bring to Washington some people who will use your hard-earned money to help endow the future of this country. And, remember...
...watering down of rock but a maturation of the form, connecting pop to its past and giving it a future among adults. Seal, born in London to Nigerian parents, admits that he began singing so his "distant" father would notice him. With his Unplugged show, Seal should win the ear of many more adults. --C.J.F...
...Crimson and the Bulldogs were tied at four matches apiece, with then-freshman Michael Oh extended to a fifth and deciding game against his opponent. Hemenway Gymnasium alternated between silence and ear-piercing cheers with each point. Oh prevailed, 15-7, giving the Crimson its second straight national title...
...Civil liberties are best protected on campus when the administration has a careful ear for student concerns," says Devin S. McLachlan '96, former CLUH assistant director for University affairs...