Word: forded
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...with whom civilized nations could not do business and who vowed to re-establish American superiority over the U.S.S.R. The Reagan of Sunday night explicitly disavowed the quest for superiority and talked much more like a traditionalist who believed in building on the foundations laid by Richard Nixon, Gerald Ford and, yes, Jimmy Carter...
LE12 Steve ANDERSON (SR, 6-3, 200) LT 83 Peter MACKIE (SR, 6-6, 240) MG 51 Dave FANIKOS (SR, 6-2, 230) RT 95 Barry FORD (SR, 6-3, 220) RE 87 Jim MORRIS (SO, 6-3, 215) LB 48 Brent WILKINSON (JR, 6-2, 210) LB 46 Dan BENNETT (SR, 6-0, 195) ADI 18 K C SMITH (JR, 6-2, 195) CB 85 Ken TARCZY (JR, 6-0, 175) CB 27 Bnan BERGSTROM (SR, 6-2, 190) FS 3 Cecil...
...force a department to bring up a name," adds David Riesman, Ford Professor of Social Sciences, Emeritus, who has written extensively on higher education...
...with the chickens for a session of Sunrise Semester. But the TV classroom has left the chickens-and the sunrise-far behind. This fall, housebound students can examine issues in constitutional law under the guidance of such authorities as retired Supreme Court Justice Potter Stewart and former President Gerald Ford. They can also study the workings of the human brain, thanks to a lavish $6 million series that for dramatic impact rivals anything on St. Elsewhere. Best of all, they can do it in prime time...
...chemical imbalance in the hypothalamus. Each episode of the series, created by former CBS News President Fred W. Friendly, brings on a panel of experts who enact roles in hypothetical cases dramatizing Executive privilege, freedom of the press, school prayer, the right to life and other constitutional issues. President Ford and advisers like retired General Brent Scowcroft argue that classified information on covert CIA activity in the mythical country of Sierra Madre must be kept secret from Congress and the public. Democratic Senator Christopher Dodd of Connecticut and New York Times Columnist Tom Wicker disagree. The debate is familiar...