Word: evens
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Marx said that even when the endowment is complete, PBHA will still need grants from the council to fund nascent programs and rising staff costs. He said the endowment also would not completely cover PBHA's day-to-day expenses...
...presidential incarnation, George Bush was the Democrats' juiciest target: the perennial preppy, the suspect wimp, the Vice President who was always off at a ball game or a funeral when weighty affairs of state were being decided. But after eight months in the Oval Office, Bush tops even Ronald Reagan in popularity (70% approval), a reversal of fortune that has plunged the out party into another of its periodic identity crises. Last week, in an orgy of finger pointing, party stalwarts from New York Governor Mario Cuomo to national chairman Ron Brown asked, in effect, Where are the Democrats...
While university professors and college students might be expected to tolerate Frank's affair, when he returned to his district it was a largely working-class crowd that cheered him at a parade through Fall River soon after the story broke. Perhaps even in quiet, conservative Fall River, the world isn't as neat as it used to be. One must learn to forgive the sinner while hating the sin -- or risk shutting out the daughter who had the abortion, the son with AIDS, the nephew trapped by drugs. Even the most conservative parts of the Fourth District may decide...
...executives, marooned on an island, worries more about meetings and market surveys than about building a raft to escape). The live production, meanwhile, is more polished but lacks the old gleam. The actors now get extensively made up for their impressions (Chevy used to do Gerald Ford without even changing his voice). Yet the skits seem more ragged and underrehearsed than they were during the seat-of-the-pants...
...more) will have to develop their biceps to handle the machine, which weighs about 16 lbs., compared with 4 lbs. for small IBM-compatible portables. Apple is taking pains to call the machine a portable rather than a laptop, but computer-industry wags have already dubbed it a "luggable." Even so, experts believe the Mac is likely to be a walkaway success...