Word: forgets
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...forget Johnson and Andy Pettitte, all year long the AL's most feared left-handers, a combined 0-4, with a better than 7.00 ERA. And while Seattle's bullpen was typically awful, even the mighty Mariano Rivera, purveyor of the awe-inspiring "easy gas" high-90s fastball, succeeded in blowing his tenth save by serving up Alomar's backbreaking Game 4 blast...
...Forget your jacket and shoes when you go to class this semester. Now college students can access classes on-line from the comfort of their bedrooms...
...know exactly what happened at the Phi Gamma Delta fraternity last Friday. That is for the police to determine. What I do know is that my cousin is dead and need not have died. I can not let Scott's death be forgotten. His message is too powerful to forget; it is a message we all need to learn from. While I am pleased at the steps MIT and its fraternities have taken to ban alcohol from campus parties, that is not enough. While policies and regulations can change, those effects are not likely to be felt for long...
Until her divorce last year, Annette LaFrancis was routinely beaten by her husband, a Navy submariner with the rank of chief petty officer. He was eventually convicted of assault, but LaFrancis can never forget how often she feared for her life. Her terror was compounded by six guns he had illicitly stashed in their Navy-owned house in Groton, Conn. "I'd worry that one day he'd flip out and use one on me," she says...
With all the excitement, it was almost possible to forget that this was a bandwagon headed down a dark alley. In the hope of getting something passed, John McCain and Russell Feingold had already agreed to drop ideas like their offer of free television time to candidates who accept voluntary campaign-spending caps. Their bill's main surviving feature is a ban on "soft money" contributions, which pay for general party-building activities as opposed to individual campaigns. But even before the Senate debate started, Republican leaders, including Lott and House Speaker Newt Gingrich, were predicting that the smaller bill...