Word: guying
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Perhaps she has a point. What has Julie Brynteson done of note this year? Isn't she just another pretty face? Judge for yourself. She's co-captain of the women's soccer team. She's tallied eight goals and seven assists in just 11 games, a pace that Guy Lafleur, if not Sue St. Louis, would be envious of. She banged home all three goals in the Crimson's 3-0 shutout of Brown Saturday that made Harvard the first official Ivy League women's soccer champs. And she then carted home the Ivy league tournament MVP award from...
...switchboard, six telephones, no hold buttons, no cotton ribbed turtlenecks--just a bunch of kids, sitting around stuffing envelopes. There is one sign on the wall. "Make the King the Ruler of Massachusetts for the next four years, and you'll think Henry the VIII was a nice guy...
...create jobs (so what if it makes a little noise or messes up the environment), he can control crime by locking everyone up or executing the murderers, and he can lower taxes (although he isn't going to take "band-aids" away from anyone.). Frank Hatch, being the nice guy that he is, hasn't come out with a strong enough attack plan. He's too honest to tell people he will cut property taxes by $500 million; he points out that prisons are going to get awfully full if you just try and lock everyone up for life...
...more likely to run the state like a quiet grandaddy trying to bring his chillun up right. He doesn't have the kind of style that spells action, and if he loses this election all people will be able to say is that maybe he is "too nice a guy" to be governor. People like to compare Hatch to Francis W. Sargent, who had a crack at running the state just before Dukakis. The liberals dumped Sargent for Dukakis, who they thought would be a real can-do-kind of guy. Beware of the man who says he really...
...independent attitude has impressed his boss. "He is the kind of guy the President likes," remarked one Cabinet member. Says Kahn: "He is the President and has the right to make a judgment, and I have the right to disagree with it, which I do." One time, the CAB had recommended giving Pan American World Airways nonstop flights between Dallas-Fort Worth and London. Carter awarded the route to Braniff Airways. Kahn publicly disputed the ruling and considered resigning. "Then I counted to 24," he recalls, "and decided to stay because I was having such a good time." Kahn...