Word: mentions
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...steps down, he will leave behind a projected fiscal 1993 deficit of about $340 billion. Today interest on the debt consumes 20% of the federal budget, up from 15% four years ago and a total debt approaching $4 trillion. Suddenly, after all this time, Jefferson and Hoover -- not to mention the early Reagan -- seem to have been right. This thing is getting serious...
...MERE MENTION OF THE NAME OF FINANCIER Carl Icahn once sent chills through corporate boardrooms. That was before he got into the airline business. After seven long years of trying to make a go of TWA, Icahn has announced that he is giving up. As part of a reorganization plan that should enable the battered carrier to emerge from Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection early next year, Icahn agreed to provide $615 million in cash, loans and pension-fund guarantees. The deal will put the shrunken carrier on sounder financial footing, though it remains to be seen whether TWA can survive...
...possible that the son of a notorious failure had a more than usual need to succeed. It is possible that the son-in-law of the mighty head of mighty MGM had one or two things to prove to his tough, smart, neurotic wife, not to mention ever cynical Hollywood. But as Thomson shows, Selznick cannot be pickled in conventional psychological wisdom...
Lori E. Smith '93-'94, an editor of The Crimson, would like to point out that she didn't mention Seattle even once in this column...
...goalie was named ECAC Rookie of the Year, New England Rookie of the Year and the Catamount's MVP. He was also an honorable mention All-America...