Word: hiatuses
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...have a large hiatus in the middle of a campaign," Rudenstine said. "If you do a search, you have to stop for three to six months to find a new person and even if they are extraordinarily good, they're not going to know all of the details of the operation, and it may take them a few months to get off the ground...
...party is out of sync with mainstream American opinion." Suddenly "Senators and Congressmen who had a tin ear for the environment for the past three years are all over the issue," says Greg Whetstone of the Natural Resources Defense Council. So, too, is the Clinton Administration, after a brief hiatus in which the Democrats seemed willing to compromise with the antiregulatory zealots. (Clinton even signed a bill that had the effect of opening vast tracts of national forest for logging--which he now "regrets.'') Recently, with much fanfare, Vice President Al Gore unveiled a plan to protect the Everglades, despite...
This weekend's two opponents offer Harvard a rare opportunity to break out of the pack and surge to the top of the League. To do so, the Crimson must overcome a two week finals hiatus that ended with the New Hampshire game on Tuesday...
...GAME OF SUPER MARIO The Pittsburgh Penguins' slogan for this season is "The Three Most Feared Words in Hockey--Mario Is Back." The three most inspiring too. After a hiatus of 18 months because of treatment for Hodgkin's disease, two back operations and a bone infection, Lemieux is headed for his fifth scoring title...
Hopefully, those long hours of practice during the team's hiatus will prepare Harvard's fencers for their upcoming Ivy League competition, which promises to provide more of a challenge for both teams...