Word: goldens
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...director of several corporations, including Equitable Life Assurance and Dow Jones & Co., publisher of the Wall Street Journal. At the time of the merger, his Bendix shares were worth about $1.4 million. In addition, unless shareholders sue successfully to stop him, he can pull the ripcord on a golden-parachute deal written into the merger agreement. It entitles him to receive his annual $825,000 salary for five years after he steps down, a plump severance package worth more than $4.1 million...
...Lords of Discipline might be put to best use if screened to non-Christians in faraway lands, since the plot holds few surprises for a Westerner. Are we supposed to be surprised when Will cribs from the Golden Rule and says he will not participate in torturing the new cadets, since he didn't like the practice when it was done to him? Or when the good Will recruits a hardy band of disciples, and one of them, Judas-like, betrays him several scenes later? Even the casting department of the film seems to have gotten into the Christian imagery...
Casey's victory in the novice division, which matches fighters with a maximum of five previous bouts, marked the first time a Harvard boxer won the Golden Gloves in any division since Peter Fuller '46 won the open division heavyweight championship in 1949. The open division pairs fighters with unlimited amateur experience...
Winthrop House senior Paul "Red" Casey pounded out a unanimous decision over Hector Lopez last night to win the Greater Lowell novice welterweight Golden Gloves championship...
Crimson pugilist Paul Casey will fight for the New England Golden Glove welterweight division title tonight at 7:30 p.m. in Lowell, Mass...