Word: paces
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Harvard realized that it could, in fact, keep pace with the eight-ranked team in the country. And the attacks on net came. The game clock wound past 15 minutes as the shots began to appear. Crimson players carried the ball menacingly towards the goal. Slapshots whistled past the goal...
...investment firm run by high profile banker Ted Forstmann. Included in the deal is the giant publishing arm of Ziff Communications, which includes other magazines like MacWeek and Family PC, as well as Ziffnet, an on-line service. It's a move by Forstmann, a shrewd dealmaker, to keep pace with rival Kohlberg Kravis Roberts, which controls New York magazine and other media properties, says TIME associate editor Thomas McCarroll. "They have had this rivalry for a long time," says McCarroll. Expect Forstmann to squeeze margins and "in three to four years, sell it," McCarroll says. One of the implications...
...rest of the Ivy League, Princeton has clinched its first outright League title since 1982...The Tigers pace the competition with a 5-0 league record. Penn is second at 2-1-1, followed by Cornell (3-2), Dartmouth (2-2-1), Harvard, Brown (0-3-1), and Yale (0-4-1)...Columbia doesn't play field hockey...
...itself succumb to breakdown. This is a feat that has always interested George Lucas, who wrote the original story and is the executive producer. As we know from the Star Wars and Indiana Jones trilogies, he loves multilevel, multicharacter, broadly played popular fiction edited at a pace that flirts with incomprehensibility yet rigorously maintains narrative logic. Radioland, scripted by four writers and directed by Mel Smith, takes place under one roof on one night and puts this style under still greater pressure. Perhaps too much. The adventure form's spaciousness granted us breathing room, time to take things in. This...
...significant hiring since 1986, once more pushing to an extreme a common trend. Since the recovery from the last recession began in March 1991, the U.S. economy has created almost 6 million new jobs, but in a sense that leaves it 2 million short; had companies hired at the pace of past expansions, the increase would have been 8 million jobs or more...