Word: mcdonaldization
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Dates: during 2000-2009
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Even in net, Clarkson played with intensity, as the Golden Knight’s Kira McDonald stopped 39 shots on the night...
...first came at 14:56, when Corriero took the puck towards the net herself and used her brilliant stick work to get the goal. With the puck in front of the net, Corriero brought the puck back as if to shoot—causing McDonald to sprawl forward in expectation—and then took it to the right edge of the crease and flicked it over the goaltender’s left...
...Facing Clarkson’s Amanda Dittmer on a 1-on-1 breakaway, Vaillancourt put the puck behind the defender from the right, and then skated around the left to collect it. From there, she put a hard wrister into the top right shelf of the goal to beat McDonald for her fourth goal of the season...
...then there’s Dylan Reese, the sophomore whose promising freshman campaign was dulled by injury, and freshman Dave McDonald, who earned the start against Brown...
...problems, such as a banking sector riddled with bad loans, before tackling currency reform. In any event, President Bush will be able to push China only so hard. America is becoming more and more dependent on Asia for its own growth. U.S. companies, from General Motors to Motorola to McDonald's, are banking on China as a substantial source of future profits. Cheap imports of toys and electronics from China fill stores in the U.S. and help keep American consumers spending and supporting their own economy. And the Chinese government is the world's second largest foreign owner...