Word: keys
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...collapse on All-American forward Olympia Scott inside. Scott, who entered last night's contest averaging 17.5 points-per-game, looked noticeably distracted by Harvard's triple-team in the paint, and did not get into the scoring column until she canned a jumper from the top of the key with 8:59 to go in the first half. Both of Scott's two first-half field goals came on long jump shots...
...after All-American Allison Feaster capped a 35-point, 13-rebound performance with a key steal and two crucial free throws in the waning seconds of the game, even the crowed of 5,000 plus fans--the vast majority of them Stanford supporters--sat silently in disbelief of what was happening to their beloved Cardinal...
That may be an overstatement, but just how much of one depends on what Currie and Lewinsky eventually have to say. The key issues...
Palm grabbed an early lead because the power junkies in Silicon Valley couldn't believe users would want a computer with less, not more. President and co-founder Donna Dubinsky spent 18 fruitless months trying to convince venture capitalists and potential manufacturers that the key to selling handheld computers was simplifying them, not adding features. "Time after time, I'd go into meetings, and they'd say, 'You can't do a device like this without a PC card slot or a spreadsheet or whatever,'" she recalls. "But where was the evidence? It's very, very hard to go against...
...tale may be apocryphal, but it captures the no-nonsense style of the judge who will play a key role in shaping Kenneth Starr's investigation of Clinton. Witnesses have tangled with Starr over a host of issues, including Executive privilege and immunity. As chief judge of Washington's federal district court, Johnson must resolve these disputes and decide how far Starr...