Word: eyeful
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Congress's Joint Economic Committee. But at a time when the growth of the nation's deficit-ridden economy has slowed to a barely perceptible crawl, and when new uncertainties have been raised by the sweeping tax reform that is likely to become law, the study highlights some eye- catching trends in jobs and incomes...
...many scientists to hail it as a missing link between reptiles and birds. But Protoavis has even more birdlike features than its younger cousin, Chatterjee believes. While both species have wishbones and forelimbs elongated into wings, he points out, the older fossil also has a bird's wide eye sockets, a large braincase and a breastbone designed to anchor muscles used in flight. Tiny bumps along Protoavis' forelimbs could indicate where feathers were attached. Explains Chatterjee: "Because some birds in the Cretaceous period (which began about 130 million years ago) were very modern, many scientists speculated that the first birds...
...Maryland. His basketball teams have had 23 Washington-area conference championships, and in the past 26 years every senior on the squad has won an athletic scholarship to college. "I talk a lot with my players," says Wootten. "To stress to them that they are in the public eye constantly and they must shoulder the responsibility of setting an example for the players who will follow them...
...years, she will reopen this week, glittering with all her former glory, and more. Developer Oliver Carr poured in $120 million, searched the history books for authenticity, matched the marble in Italy, added an office building and retail complex and retained the building's classic stateliness with bull's-eye windows and mansard roofs -- and the legends of a small, raw country becoming a great republic...
...touchdown rumble, went unnoticed and uncheered. "It's easier to see the ball on the telly," Sean Dyer, 24, of Melton Mowbray, said, by way of explaining the crowd's curious lapses into silence. But when the ball was kicked or passed, and thus clearly visible to the untrained eye, cheers rocked the stadium...