Word: oren
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Crimson editors assisting in the coverage of the Pope's visit include Robert O. Boorstin, Susan K. Brown, Alexandra D. Korry, Oren S. Makov, Amy B. McIntosh, William E. McKibben, and Elizabeth H. Wiltshire...
...genius on the keyboards and his synthesized voice. To illuminate the backup vocals, a factor many other artists ignore. Hancock relies upon the Four Waters. The Four Waters isn't the name of a quartet, but rather a way to describe the vocal ebb and flow of brothers Oren and Luther Waters and their wives Julia and Maxine. The stunning vitality of their voices sounds electrifying behind that of Hancock...
During the two-day trial, crusty Federal Judge Oren Lewis sided with the CIA. He denied a defense motion for a jury trial, saying there were no facts to settle. He lectured Snepp about his having no right to reveal classified material. When reminded that the case involved no classified material, the judge accused the defense of "dealing in semantics." Lewis' judgment, which Snepp intends to appeal: "I think it was a willful, deliberate and surreptitious breach of contract and the highest public trust. He never said he was doing it, a la the Pentagon papers, to save...
...Crimson booters played tight-passing soccer in the first half, but Wesleyan initiated the scoring as Oren Schlieman poked a dribbling shot past Herold during a scramble in front...
Judge Robert Merhige, 57, thought that previous U.S. Supreme Court decisions meant that "private consensual sex acts between adults are matters, absent evidence that they are harmful, in which the state has no legitimate interest." But Judges Albert V. Bryan, 76, and Oren R. Lewis, 73, held that the state could ban such conduct because it "is likely to end in a contribution to moral delinquency." It was their ruling, though not necessarily their reasoning, that was upheld by the high court last week. The three dissenters would have heard full arguments before handing down a decision that now stands...