Word: hawk
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...Crew and Victoria's Secret are all but drained of hiking boots, chamois shirts and silk tap pants; we read in the newspapers of waiting lists for $4,000 handbags and $75,000 automobiles. And from every TV set, newspaper and magazine the purveyors of the modern-day bazaar hawk every imaginable consumable, potable and disposable...
DAVE MONDOCK, borough manager Forecast: "Look out. We're in for a bad winter." Methodology: A red-tailed hawk. In 1992 Mondock first spotted the migrating bird and noticed that its early arrival in Philipsburg, Pennsylvania, correlates with a rough season...
...offensive rushes generated by the Crimson were sporadic at best. Harvard rarely maintained pressure on the Hawk net and turned the ball over before most chances even came to a shot on goal. The Crimson even saw one score disallowed and another rush whistled dead on an offsides call...
Petruccelli controlled the ball in the Harvard zone, launching it ahead for Bengtzen. The Hawk defense narrowly missed picking off the pass, but Bengtzen controlled it and drove in from the left wing to the box, beating two defensemen and firing a sharp crossing shot that found...
...Clinton's special fortune to face a Republican who served in World War II, a man who distrusted polls, television and just about everyone who worked on his campaign, a Washington insider whose idea of mixing with the voters was going on the Sunday talk shows, a deficit hawk who, with 90 days to go, decided to pose as a tax cutter, and a man who never learned George Bush's First Rule of Politics: If you have to attack a member of the media, go after Dan Rather, not Katie Couric...