Word: heralds
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...same time that several teammates were explaining to the National Collegiate Athletic Association how they came to lease rather luxurious cars, Testaverde was getting along on a bicycle. Someone stole it. "I don't know whether it's always been this bad," says the Miami Herald's longtime sports editor, Edwin Pope, "or whether we're just paying more attention to the players' conduct since they've been winning. The easy atmosphere that attracts them here is the very thing that gets them into trouble. Trouble's not as easy to find in frozen little places in the Midwest, although...
...Government concentrator, he stayed on at Harvard after graduation, earning a master's degree in American History while covering sports for the old Boston Herald. Stephenson then spent 38 years with the Du Pont Company in Delaware, where he became head of the firm's public affairs...
Given such problems, some physicians in India and Africa believe resources devoted to fighting AIDS should be used instead to treat curable diseases. That view was recently echoed in the Deccan Herald, the leading daily in the state of Karnataka, which declared, "The question must be asked whether so much publicity, time, money and attention must be thrown behind a disease that is barely known to exist in India." Sadly, if the resources are not committed, AIDS may soon become an all-too-familiar household word on the subcontinent...
This was their home and the chaos we perceived was normalcy to them. I was frequently asked "why are there so few Americans here this summer?" My reply usually was "Have you read the International Herald Tribune lately?" Most looked back at me with incredulous faces until I gave them a rundown on past headlines... Terrorism in Paris, Khaddafy Making Secret Alliances, Be on Your Guard in Paris...
...they were touring what is, in effect, a mass grave. "You look at parts of the ship and you get flashbacks -- that Captain (Edward) Smith stood here and (Multimillionaire John Jacob) Astor was there, and that's where they were loading the women and children," Ballard told the Boston Herald. "You remember the staircase scene with people going up and down, and you remember the band playing...