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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Look," I said calmly, "you're from the backwoods of Connecticut. This is your first semester in the Boston area. What's more, you're not a Celtics fan. We have Larry. I remember once the Celts only had one second, not two, and were down by two points, not one. And Larry nailed a three. We can still...
...figures to be a long winter for the Celtics and their fans. The team is only 8-9, its worst start of the Bird era. And the Garden faithful have no Bird heroics to look forward to until March...
GENERAL Secretary Gorbachev's proposal presents a challenge to our leaders, and specifically to President-elect George Bush, to overcome the Cold War-entrenched prejudices of the 1950's and look towards the achievement of peace and common understanding in the 1990's. Though the staff position acknowledges this need for bilateral cooperation and courageous policy making, its language remains caught up in rhetoric and paranoia more appropriate to old red baiters than to present-day proponents of peace...
...guard is usually sitting at the first floor elevator after 5 p.m. But a student told me that even the night following Wednesday's rape, the guard did not even ask for identification. In fact, the guard did not even bother to look up from his book, and only muttered, "Sign in," according to the student. The student could have easily penned any name into the log. And during the evenings, the doors to the stairs are often left unlocked, allowing anyone access to the second floor elevators...
...some cable channels, not to mention feature films, and there is currently much skittishness about certain subjects, particularly drug use. But the networks' traditional hard-line approach appears to be easing. "We are no longer shackled by general prohibitions," says Matthew Margo, CBS vice president for program practices. "We look at the specific context of a show...