Word: mentions
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...doubt his job was ever out to bid. A replacement who worked just as hard for less might seem cost-effective, but actually cost the paper more in lost time because he or she lacked Pat's skills, knowledge, familiarity with The Crimson, and famous genial personality (not to mention fragrant stogies...
Against Yale, junior Clifford Chen sparked his team to victory with several impressive saves. Also worthy of mention were co-captain Jeff Zimmerman and junior Jose Busquets, helped maintain an otherwise lifeless game with their offense...
...common-man focus has its shortcomings. While the series spends ample time detailing the course of race relations during the decade, it pays scant attention to Roosevelt's re-election campaigns and none at all to economics (no mention of deficit spending or John Maynard Keynes). The international scene, for all but the last two segments, is also ignored...
...love with a movie star who's here at Harvard, right among us. I saw this person on the big screen last weekend, and that was it. I don't want to mention the film or anything--well, okay, he or she is either in "The Age of Innocence," "The Joy Luck Club" or "The Good Son." How do I ask out a star? And what do I talk to him or her about? Does the line, "seen any good movies lately?" not work in this situation? Starstruck on Cowperthwaite Street...
...Sunday afternoon, just before leaving for a California speechmaking trip, Clinton met with Lake in the White House. Lake talked mostly about Russia, though he did mention that there had been a fire fight in Mogadishu and some American casualties; that was about all anyone knew. Clinton included a paragraph in a speech Sunday night expressing his regrets about the deaths but calling the mission "very successful." By Monday morning Clinton, returning to his hotel in San Francisco after an early jog, learned that the situation was more serious. He took a conference call from Lake, Secretary of Defense...