Word: networker
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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There is no indication that the Harvard alumnus meant to harm the network, The New York Times reported Saturday...
...Pentagon currently relies on the Advanced Research Projects Agency Network (ARPAnet), which is also used by thousands of non--military organizations, including universities and private labs...
When asked if universities and private labs should create their own networks to replace ARPAnet, Shattuck said, "Decentralization is often a good idea, and relying on a huge network can be [problematic], as this case shows...
...approve of Reagan's performance as President. Last week Bush was enjoying the front runner's perks, campaigning at a more leisurely pace than his rival and nibbling at Dukakis' base in New England. Dukakis was jetting across the country by day while giving a series of exhausting network interviews at night. By directing his newly sharpened populist message at mass audiences, Dukakis was making one last, game attempt to seize voters by the lapels and persuade them to think of him as a potential President...
...addition to presenting Zachary's two-part investigation of lax standards at adolescent psychiatric hospitals, the half-hour show, which premiered earlier this month on the Public Broadcasting network, has taken viewers inside a bogus abortion clinic run by antiabortion activists, shown how massive foreign debt has crippled Zambia's economy, and profiled an eleven- year-old chess prodigy. This week's show features a report from the campaign trail. If she were raped by her father, Suki Cheong, 11, asked Republican vice-presidential candidate Dan Quayle, should she be permitted to have an abortion? Quayle's answer...