Word: hamilton
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Sophomore Arne Duncan received the Hamilton Fish Most Improved Player Award, while freshman Keith Webster was the recipient of the team's Hustle Award...
...popularity of the Wendy's slogan is spawning a mini-industry. Michael Stone, president of New York City's Hamilton Projects, Wendy's exclusive licensing agent, estimates that sales of "Where's the beef?" products may reach $30 million by the end of the year. Items bearing the question or Clara Feller's picture will eventually include T shirts, a record album, kitchen utensils, greeting cards, baseball caps, mugs, wastebaskets, dolls (one of which asks the question), board games, three-ring binders and stadium cushions. Says Stone: "Manufacturers have been calling nonstop to get licenses...
...made me more nervous. I thought of all the hundreds of times we've skated that program in practice, doing it perfectly day after day, but then I thought, 'Oh, but this is the only one that counts.' " With a huge American contingent cheering them on (Hamilton later referred to it as a "hockey crowd going 'Grrr, kill 'em!' "), they went out to skate for the medal. "The music was so loud and the crowd was so loud that we couldn't hear," recalls Kitty. "I always count the camels [the number...
Nothing was wrong with his theatrical instincts, however. After the playing of the Star-Spangled Banner at the medal ceremony, Hamilton grabbed an American flag and skated an exhilarating victory lap around the arena with it. When it was all over, Hamilton reflected, "The whole last four years have been for this night. I've worked so hard, trained so hard, waited so long. I wanted it to be special. I wanted my greatest program. It wasn't my best, but I did it. I came here to win the gold medal. Maybe it wasn't pretty...
...described as having sent back White House tickets to a Kennedy Center gala because the seats were in the balcony; the New York Times, which Powell claims had to "screen" its staff to be sure no drug users were assigned to investigate charges that White House Chief of Staff Hamilton Jordan had sampled cocaine. (The Times and Kraft deny the stories.) Powell also condemns TIME's failure in February 1981 to appreciate what he felt was the news value of a report TIME had that aides to Ronald Reagan had obtained Carter's 1980 debate briefing book...