Word: miles
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Sametra King, Boston University, 8.32. 200-meter run: Mirian Knijn, Boston University, 24.38 (new meet record). 400-meter run: Meredith Rainey, HARVARD, 54.20. 500-meter run: Beth Pfefferle, HARVARD, 1:17.45. 800-meter run: Ruth O'Hara, Northeastern, 2:19.12. 1000-meter run: Heather Grimshaw, Boston College, 2:54.23. Mile: Marion Josefsan, Boston University, 5:05.0. 3000-meter run: Suzanne Jones, HARVARD, 9:46.68. 880 relay: HARVARD, 1:44.14. 4-by-440 relay: Boston University, 3:55.33. 4-by-880 relay: Boston University, 9:38.2. Shot put: Cathy Griffin, HARVARD, 44-ft., 1-in. Triple jump: Lorne Barrett, Northeastern...
Barbara Bush knows that the two-mile move from the Vice President's 1893 Victorian mansion on Embassy Row to 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue is more than a change of Zip Codes. As she puts color-coded stickers on the furniture and pictures to signify what goes, what stays and what gets tossed out in this latest move, she is already nostalgic over life as Second Lady. "I got away with murder," says the woman who allowed as how Nancy Reagan should have simply replaced the White House china a piece at a time instead of buying a whole...
...life in Texas, this product of tony Rye, N.Y., can still summon a patrician bearing to cut the uppity down to size. The next President says she is "more direct" than he is. Says campaign manager and Republican Party Chairman Lee Atwater: "She can spot a phony a mile away." Her children have a nickname for her: the Silver...
...intervention and federal taxes. Even Bush has had to acknowledge that Washington must act more vigorously in some areas, but Reagan to the end fought that reality. In one of his several farewell talks, he compared advocacy of government activism to "a false determinism ((that will)) take us a mile or two more down what Friedrich Hayek called 'The Road to Serfdom...
That, as seems to be said more and more these days, was then. I believe that I am now the only wood-stove bore still active on my mile of dirt road. My neighbors have concluded that full-time wood heating is dirty, dangerous (chain saws are worse tempered than alligators), economically foolish, a champion time waster and brutishly hard work. In this they are correct...