Word: neill
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...either party with friends at colleges in Boston, or to spend their weekends at home. For the minority who do stay on campus, Saturday nights remain low-key. “It’s always quiet when you need quiet,” says Jackie O’Neill, who is starting her first year at Lesley. “You can always go out and find something, but it’s not always worth the trouble,” she says. For transfer student Sara Camacho, a sophomore, this was quite a change from the consistently loud...
...then there are the people who don’t even know who O’Neill is. These are the bandwagoners, the same folks who had the guts to root for the Cowboys and the Bulls in the 1990s. These are the wannabe New Yorkers who aren’t gritty enough to latch onto lovable losers like Rey Ordonez and Timo Perez. These are the same followers who were attracted to the Yankees by their “classy uniforms” and “winning tradition...
...senior White House official dismissed the criticism as coming from "outliers who have a hard time accepting bipartisan cooperation," but the President clearly got the message. On Friday, Bush sounded newly combative as he stood with Vice President Dick Cheney and Treasury Secretary Paul O'Neill in the Rose Garden and declared, "In order to stimulate the economy, Congress doesn't need to spend any more money. What they need to do is cut taxes." But he also indicated that some reductions should go to low- and moderate-income workers--a key Democratic demand...
...President Summers is very interested in having undergraduates present at his inauguration,” said Jacqueline O’Neill, staff director in the president’s office...
Even with Summers’ early efforts, though, O’Neill said they still worried that undergraduates might miss the ceremony...