Word: paces
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Cliff Sheehan exhibited his six million dollar kick twice on Sunday. After finishing a disappointing third in the 3000 on Saturday ("I didn't have enough guts to stay with the pace," he said), Sheehan was hungry for a win. And he twice feasted on Navy's Ron Harris...
...full-throttle 6.6% in 1984. But TIME's Board of Economists, * which met last week in Manhattan, predicts that the country will rev its engine again this year. The group believes that the gross national product will expand by about 3.3% during 1986, a brisk if not blistering pace...
...continues on his current pace and is able to lead his team to the ECAC tournament championship and beyond, Fusco should have a better than fair chance of snagging the Hobey Award, which his brother Mark...
...women, postponing the meet would probably have made a difference, as the Crimson stayed close to the pace despite missing some key people (including distance star Jenny Stricker, who was at the World Cross Country Championships in Dallas). Harvard, with 48.5 points, finished second behind surprisingly strong Yale (62) and ahead of Princeton...
...deal with Nigeria's $24 billion foreign debt. In a series of unprecedented public meetings, as well as in newspaper editorials, Nigerians resoundingly opposed the government's application for a new $2.5 billion loan from the International Monetary Fund. Although the money was badly needed to keep pace with the debt, Babangida suspended negotiations with the IMF. Instead, he shrewdly used his mandate to impose many of the draconian austerity measures that the IMF had suggested. Among them: doubling the price of gasoline and tripling the price of diesel fuel by dropping state oil subsidies, cutting wages, and allowing...