Word: finks
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Scott Fusco made that point clear enough late in the first period when he put the home team on the scoreboard With RPI shorthanded, he took a pass from brother Mark, slipped it past defenseman Mike Kondra and, avoiding the check, put a backhander behind netminder Gerry Fink...
...edge in the scoring department isn't overwhelming, thanks to a well-balanced Harvard offense--since Crimson Coach Bill Cleary reshuffled his lines just before the Beanpot, each of the lines has been producing But in the defensive department. Blair gives Harvard clear advantage: his RPI counterpart, senior Gerry Fink, has a 4.27 goals against mark...
...first glance, Supply-Side Economics: A Critical Appraisal (University Publications of America; 488 pages; $27.50) seems arcane and forbidding. But look again. As edited by Richard Fink of George Mason University in Virginia, this new collection of essays by 25 economic experts turns out to be a lively debate on supply-side theory and on its application in Ronald Reagan's Washington...
...turn to the bone fossils of last week's off-year election, shocked to learn that while you Alaskans were voting in Governor Bill Sheffield because his opponent Tom Fink wanted to cart the state capital from Juneau to Willow, and while you New Yorkers were voting out Congressman John LeBoutillier because he gave you the creeps, all of you were also sending Ronald Reagan "a message." The message read: reduce unemployment, bring down the deficit. The President was being told what practically all U.S. Presidents are told two years after their chiefdom is hailed: no mandate is forever...
...agents once, in early 1972, but added: "I never talked with them again. I'm certain my dad didn't talk to them either, because he never told me that he did. I can't say what Fitz did." Presser added: "So, I'm a fink? Look, I can't be responsible for what's in Government reports." Presser said this in a limousine carrying him to the Executive Office Building; he ended the interview by entering the building for a meeting with Reagan's aides...