Word: knights
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Meanwhile, in Atlanta Wahlberg got into a fight with Georgia Tech students, and Jordan Knight reportedly struck a 21-year-old woman...
SCORING: PlayerGMS G A PTS Derek Mills 15 5 4 14 Nick D'Onofrio 15 5 2 12 Jeremy Amen 15 5 0 10 Jason Luzak 14 1 3 5 Brian Enge 15 1 3 5 Peter Cochran 14 1 2 4 Richard Knight 15 1 1 4 Don Daigle 11 1 1 3 Dave Kramer 15 0 3 3 Roger Chapman 12 1 1 3 Nick Gates 14 0 3 3 John Shue 13 1 0 2 J.D. Kosakowski 10 1 0 2 Lenny llkhanoff...
...some outdated p.r. manual, Saddam Hussein went on the airwaves last week in a miscalculated attempt to revise his image and turn up the pressure on his enemies. He should have known better. His crude hypocrisy of fondling children may help convince the Iraqi masses that their self-styled % Knight of the Arab World is not such a bad guy. But it was testimony to his isolation that he believed such a transparent performance would move the West...
...softies when appraising their bosses. But there were few dry eyes at last week's staff meeting after Philadelphia Inquirer executive editor Eugene Roberts Jr., 58, announced that he would retire from the paper that he had transformed from a second-rate daily into the crown jewel of the Knight-Ridder chain. "There were lots of eyes that were swimming and voices that broke," says reporter B.J. Phillips. "Everybody is here because...
Roberts says he is leaving to travel and teach, but several staff members contend that he is exiting primarily because he was worn down by his ongoing tug-of-war with Knight-Ridder officials. Worried about flat circulation (522,000) and flagging advertising revenue (despite respectable pretax profits), the corporate managers tightened Roberts' purse strings. This spring he lost a page of space on weekdays and twice that amount on Sundays. He also had to report to a publisher newly appointed to oversee both the news and business operations, a combined position that Roberts vigorously opposed. The biggest challenge facing...