Word: forgets
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Topping almost any game lover's wish list this year is the new Nintendo Ultra 64 (www.nintendo.com). Sure, the Sony PlayStation and Sega Saturn are fun, but the Ultra 64 is perhaps the most anticipated video game system in history. Forget your finals, an Ultra 64 will turn your common room into Arcade Central...
...cracks at Harvard. With a questionable advising system, large classes, weird entryways that seem built to isolate and schedules so busy that no one can even keep track of their own lives, let alone anyone else's, students have some reason to fear that they could become anonymous. But forget about slipping through the cracks for a moment. What if you were to jump into them...
...particularly encourage upperclass students, who traditionally have the lowest turnout, to vote. They have lived under the council longer and can bring to their votes more experience in judging which programs are most likely to work. In the furor of the campaign itself, it is easy to forget that if this year is like last, the votes being fought for represent less than one-quarter of the student body. Spending the five minutes necessary to register their opinions will force students to make a personal investment in the outcome of the election. That is the first and most fundamental step...
...election may have led Chubais to believe that with the right campaign team and lots of money, anyone could win. What Chubais needs, however, is something few Yeltsin associates so far have had: time. A few more years near the center of power, and the people might forget all about vouchers and privatization. "He'd be stupid if he wasn't thinking about the presidency," says a close associate. "And believe me, he is not stupid...
Long before arriving at JB Oxford, Kott ran other brokerage firms by operating through front men. Authorities weren't fooled. In his native Quebec, for instance, regulators yanked the license of one brokerage, L.J. Forget, citing Kott as the secret mastermind. Dutch authorities came to the same conclusion about First Commerce. Kott-related bucket shops have also been shut down in Britain and Luxembourg. In the U.S., by contrast, by calling himself a consultant, Kott has an ongoing license to work his stock-market alchemy...