Word: hires
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Different Houses have different philosophies" about the type of band they will hire to play at a dance, she says, adding, "the bands don't initiate--they really just have to wait" for the various House Committees to express interest...
...harbingers of strength. The Government last month cut its estimate of first-quarter G.N.P. growth from the previously reported 3.1% to 2.5%. But the revision was disguised good news, because it included an $8 billion drop in manufacturing inventories. Without that backlog of unsold goods, firms will have to hire more workers and step up production to meet rising demand...
...seniors at Northwestern University, the small room tucked away in one of the administration buildings has been a popular spot on campus. There, twice a week, a group of students known as the job club gathers to swap leads, vent frustrations and talk of how to get someone to hire them in this year's tight job market. They even practice the art of shaking the hand of a recruiter in a convincing way. "I'm confused," says Margaret Berger, an English major who cannot find a job in her chosen field of communications. "I always thought...
...that, of course, is very nice and much appreciated by Broderick, who turned 21 in March. He started thinking about being an actor when he was two, and until quite recently no one would hire him for anything. But what really puts fire into his basset-hound brown eyes is not the chance for big money or even the enthusiastic applause he receives every night in Brighton Beach Memoirs. It is a bike he parks backstage at the Alvin Theater...
Maas offers no happy fadeout with right restored and virtue intact. Marie Ragghianti today is a political pariah; no politician wants to hire the woman who brought down a Governor. She is a teacher of criminology at a Florida community college, consoling herself with the meditations of a stoic: "Have I done something for the general interest? Well, then, I have had my reward." Maas' forensic style and vigorous tempo are ideally suited to Marie's story. The author makes clear that his knowledge of feminine determination is derived from experience. His late wife, Audrey Gellen Maas...