Word: headon
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Second Period--3, H. Vukonich 6 (Melrose) 2:50; 4, H. Murphy 3 (unassisted) 3:03; 5, BU, Reagan 3 (Pesklewis, Sullivan) 6:15; 6, BU, Sullivan 13 (Dion, Kelfer) 16:21; 7, BY, Headon 2 (Sullinvan, Kentala). Penalties--H. Hartje (hooking) :39; BU, Regan (roughing) 4:09; H. Pawloski (roughing 4:09; BU, Shaunessy (roughing) 8:58; BU. Doin (roughing) 8:58; H. Donato (roughing) 8:58 H. Young (roughing 8:58; H. Hartje (holding) 9:50; H. Hartje (tripping) 14:29, BU, Lappin (delay fo game) 16:15; H. Janfaza (delay of game...
...record itself is permeated with gross misuse and abuse of synthesizers. The fervent pounding of ex-drummer Topper Headon has been replaced on many tracks by ineptly programmed drum machines. The rhythm tracks as a whole are little more than another inept rehash of mainstream British synth-pop. Even Strummer's sharp-edged guitar which figured so prominently on the band's early works, has lost its character, now grinding like a Husker Du album played into a feather pillow. It is generally accepted that Strummer has no vocal talent, and this record provides precious little evidence to the contrary...
...were convinced that the deficit could be trimmed without tax hikes. "I don't see sufficient growth in the cards," warned Ford Chairman Philip Caldwell. Still, council members were generally confident that whoever wins next month's presidential election will confront the budget problem headon. Said Hawley: "My sense is that it's not a partisan issue and will be tackled by whoever gets elected...
...surprised by your idiotic assertion that Walter Mondale comes across to his audience as a stiff and uninspiring speaker. Give the man a little credit. He knows the issues inside out and is willing to discuss them headon. The same cannot be said of Ronald Reagan...
...disrupting the lives and privacy of individuals and jeopardizing the security of this nation." TIME itself was not exempt from the general condemnation ("Shame on you for a cover story devoid of any mention of TIME gaffes and insensitivities"), though some readers praised the magazine for tackling the issue headon...