Word: guess
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...When he went back inside to report the new violence, police arrested him for disorderly conduct. "I get a lot of harassment," says Stackhouse, who lives with his wife and two children. "People yelling at me from cars. Right now the neighbors don't yell too much. I guess they got used...
...what you'd intuitively guess, anyway. Six p.m. is no time to be playing hockey--fans catch dinner first and the Garden doesn't fill up until well into the third period. But with the late game, there's a sense of great anticipation--with over 10,000 on hand just to watch the warmups, more than at most pro games, the adrenaline really starts to flow...
Senior Co-Captain George White replaced the disqualified Trout, only to follow him to the bench a minute later when he fouled--guess who--Kelly going after a rebound. With both White and Trout playing spectator roles and Harvard's height advantage dissipated, the quicker Elis grabbed control. When Kelly hit his sixth straight free throw and his 10th consecutive Yale point, the Elis led by six and the cagers could not recover...
...double standard practiced by tobacco companies not end with marketing techniques. Hooked American smokers, fearful of tobacco's health hazards, can at least turn to safer "low tar" cigarettes. Instead of defiantly boasting "I'd rather fight than switch," health-conscious smokes can mumble, "Well, I guess I'd rather switch than wait to see which gets me first--the cardiovascular disease or the lung cancer." But low tar cigarettes cost firms like Philip Morris much more to produce than the high-tar variety. As a result, the tobacco sold abroad contains much higher tar levels than domestic cigarettes...
...hard-rock guy who would line up all the cocaine users and shoot them," says Walsh. "Neither one seems to do much good." Most of the coaches know little about cocaine. But they understand it has an effect on sleep and nutrition, and at practice they can guess which players have been up all night. "I can pick them out," Walsh says. "One, two, three, four-it's not the biggest part of football's story, just the saddest part...