Word: enthusiasm
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Unfortunately, the teamwork and enthusiasm that generate the team success are not enough to guarantee an individual championship...
...slurp were squashed into a shuffle and a whine. But Eddie's not an unlikeable guy; he's like an animated buffer zone. Eva, played with unself-conscious allure by Eszter Balint (formerly of the Hungarian Squat Theatre), is the film's discoverer of America. Her rare moments of enthusiasm are moments of anticipation: when she finally gets "there" (New York, Florida, Ohio) she basically discovers the meaning of disappointment. As four guide for the day, she points to a scene with an iron fence and a snowstorm and says, "Well, this is it. Eake Erie. It's kind...
January transfer Loralie H. Goss '86 said she and her roommate left Cabot for I owell to end the "hassle" of having to walk half a mile to rugby practice, dance rehersal and classes. She added that enthusiasm about Bowell's recent renovations and dread of Cabot's impending improvements also encouraged them to leave...
Liberals and moderates are hesitant to seem like apologists for the antidemocratic Sandinistas. On the other hand, there is little real enthusiasm even among most Administration officials for the contras' no-win insurgency. "It's not that we are so delighted with the policy," says one State Department official. "It's just that we cannot see what else would work and still receive any kind of support." On the Hill, there has been some discussion of dispatching nonmilitary aid to the families of the contra combatants or finding some other, aboveboard way to aid the rebels. Last week Defense Secretary...
...director of the Architecture and Environmental Arts Program of the National Endowment for the Arts, Lacy launched NEA's Federal Design Improvement Project. The late Nancy Hanks then chaired the NEA, and it took all of her considerable charm and political savvy plus Lacy's drive and enthusiasm to win over key Government officials. They included members of what seemed to be an uncomprehending General Services Administration, which is in charge of most federal buildings and furnishings. Good design, argued Lacy and Hanks, was not a frill but something that made economic sense...