Word: marches
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...begin planning the minute you're appointed, which is usually in February but was not until March this year," said EWC Co-Chair Gisela I. Mohring...
...spark that started what came to be called the collegiate "fish wars" of our grandparent's generation occurred right in Boston. It was 60 years ago, March 3, 1939, when the very first goldfish was gulped by Lothrop Withington Jr. in a campaign publicity stunt at Boston College. A candidate for freshman class president, Withington staged the swallowing to attract attention, after his friends gave him the idea with a $10 bet. Hungry for votes, anxious to collect his money, and most probably motivated by a prescient sense of history, the enterprising student invited Boston journalists to the event. Company...
...advance of religion in the schools is a silent march, much like a termite invasion that slowly and secretly munches through the walls and floors until the whole building collapses in a heap to everyone's surprise and dismay...
...challenged his party rival, Bill Bradley, to a series of debates through the primary season. On Tuesday Gore announced he would arrange for a debate on Nov. 4 in New Hampshire if Bradley is willing. Bradley's campaign has so far agreed to three debates between now and March 2000, though it has not said if the candidate plans to appear for the proposed New Hampshire debate...
...having allowed only a first-quarter field goal, Harvard didn't need much to sew the game up. However, it let the Big Red march 72 yards in 11 plays for a touchdown...