Word: paces
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Coming into the season, Penn was the favorite to take the league championship. The Quakers went 6-0 in the league and finished in the top 15 in the nation. They continued that pace at the beginning of this season, winning their first two, before falling to tenth-ranked Delaware, 3-0, in their third game of the year...
During the first half of fiscal year 1994, the endowment was on pace to eclipse the 1993 returns, with a nine percent increase...
...thrilling experience," says Liu, a small, if muscular, 5'4". But he adds, "It has been nice to get away from the pressing deadlines and hurried pace of Washington...
...Stephen King novella that is just a little too smooth for its own good. It's satisfying to watch all the book's moving parts mesh, but a certain lifelike uncertainty is sacrificed to the neatness. Happily, writer-director Frank Darabont understands this. He makes you feel the maddening pace of prison time without letting his picture succumb to it. He is also efficient and clever with secondary characters like James Whitmore's con librarian, who's been in so long he can't survive on the outside...
...post-mortems for the recently deceased telecommunications deregulation bill indicate the convergence of the cable and phone industries will proceed, although at a slower pace. The legislation, S. 1822, would have allowed major players in the telecom and cable business to compete in each other's territories, and would have sped up the development of the i-highway. But Senator Ernest Hollings (D-S.C.) was forced to pull the plug after Republican Robert Dole of Kansas broke a tenuous congressional consensus and came out against the bill. The legislation had significant goodies for consumers, says TIME Washington Correspondent Suneel...