Word: neither
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...defenses then took control of the game, as neither squad was able to score until Kramer converted a Pennoyer assist about five minutes before halftime. Again, Post scored to cut the Harvard lead to 3-2 at the intermission...
After another strong defensive showing in the third quarter in which neither team could score, the Crimson headed into the final period with a one goal advantage. Freshman Mickey Cavouti, a converted midfielder, fed junior attackman Steve Lux two minutes into the quarter to give the Crimson a 4-2 edge. Another Post goal returned the margin to one. Bentley, a sophomore defenseman, then scored the Crimson's final goal, all the defense would need to preserve the victory...
...received millions from the CIA while Bush was director. Teeley then calls an impromptu press conference and says to the assembled reporters, "It sounds like we're in a campaign with Lyndon Larouche." The starved national reporters scribble furiously. Finally, they have something as spicy as the jambalaya. But neither Fuller nor Teeley has a chance to discuss with Bush how he should respond to Dole's insinuations. "I can handle it," says Bush as he heads for a local TV interview. "I find it amazing that a U.S. Senator would talk about CIA matters," he tells one interviewer. "There...
...Strauss relishes that kind of ribbing, and knows exactly who he is. Today he sports Savile Row suits and $250 English shoes, but he grew up in the tiny town of Stamford, Texas. Neither of his parents was especially religious, but as Strauss once said, "A poor Jewish kid from West Texas learns early how to survive." His father, Charles Strauss, was an aspiring concert pianist who emigrated from Germany in 1915. Landing in New York City, he took a job as a traveling piano salesman. On a swing through Texas, he met and fell in love with Edith Schwartz...
...from the creek named Scorched Lime in the northern slums of Manila lies a settlement called Happy Land. The name notwithstanding, Happy Land is neither happy nor on land. A collection of lean-tos patched together from plastic, cardboard, plywood and scrap metal, Happy Land is built on stilts above the black waters of a sewage canal. Flies buzz around empty tin cans and wastepaper in the water below, as Happy Landers catwalk across the planks that lead from shack to shack. Inside cramped quarters, men play cards or sleep on chairs padded with rags; women boil rice on mottled...