Word: neil
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...political correspondents have observed more campaigns more closely than TIME's congressional correspondent Neil MacNeil. He still vividly remembers his first, for United Press, in 1950, "that terrible debacle year when the Korean War was at its initial fury, and Joe McCarthy was in full cry." In 1958, MacNeil first analyzed congressional results for TIME, and that occasion also sticks in his mind as "the year of the huge Democratic majorities and the 'liberalizing' of Congress...
Mitchell and Nets, a Philadelphia-based sporting goods firm, also bestowed regional honors upon the Crimson's junior goal keeper Juliet Lament and sophomore defender Ellen O'Neil...
...October 6, police officers kicked open Neil MacAvoy's door at Alpha Delta Phi fraternity after he allegedly received a registered mail package containing hashish, police said...
Thinking that the public must be in great need of cut-rate sleuths, Deanna Short, a former policewoman, opened the Cheap Detective Agency a year ago in Anaheim, Calif. She borrowed the name from the title of a 1978 Neil Simon movie in which a bumbling Peter Falk spoofs Bogart. For $15 an hour, Short's 22 male and female investigators will shadow a wayward wife, track down a runaway teen or collar an embezzler. The agency has already had nearly 1,000 clients. When a Los Angeles retailer hired her firm to crack an internal theft ring...
...museums were exempt from the tyranny of abstract art-but out of a sense of lost engagement with the physical world and a hunger to recomplicate the game. Yet the past leaves its genetic code in the present work. And of no American realist painter is this truer than Neil Welliver...