Word: ladened
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Maybe that's why Washington Week's skilled, far-sighted and very brilliant producers say opinion-laden journalists need not apply for Paul Duke's job. Me? I haven't had an opinion in years...
Nowhere are these effects more dramatic than in the Mississippi Delta, which used to be replenished every year with rich alluvial deposits. Now the soil, laden with nutrients, is carried by the river, bypasses the Delta and falls into the Gulf of Mexico, where it is contributing to algae blooms and threatening the fisheries. The Delta is sinking, with the result that the levees keeping the river at bay have to be periodically raised...
...wife Trina is played by Julia Kiley, who hits some of the more pathos-laden notes in songs such as "I Felt him Slipping Away" and "Breakfast over Sugar" as she tries to keep Marvin from leaving her. As Marvin's high school teacher, Rosemary Loar is generally funny in her over-the-top characterizations of the schoolmarmish yet sexually hungry Mrs. Goldberg, but her voice occasionally seems too thin. Julie Dixon seems less adept than the other two women in switching between being Marvin's high school sweetheart and being one of the chorus: while Loar and Kiley...
...Development Henry Cisneros was supposed to attend a select dinner at the White House last week, but he had a more compelling social event on his calendar: a birthday party for his six-year-old son John Paul. Cisneros, a father to remember this Sunday, went home that night laden with gifts. "In the old days I might have told Mary Alice ((his wife)) we could make the Clinton dinner," says Cisneros, "and we would make it up to John Paul the next day or over the weekend...
Their problems appear to be twofold: some organizations remain male-dominated and once women join these organizations, deciding to make a bid for leadership can often be laden...