Word: pans
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...plot would be to spoil one of the film's pleasures, its gratification of the child's delight in wondering "What comes next, Daddy?" It is enough to say that E.T. stands securely in the company of some classic children's stories, from Peter Pan to The Wonderful Wizard of Oz. With the crucial help of Screenwriter Melissa Mathison, who was present every day on the set, Spielberg has infused comic and dramatic tension into a story in which, one comes to realize, there are no villains. Everyone is nice, and the conflict comes from a taffy...
...seeing the end of that airline as meaning more profits for the surviving ones. The air carriers indeed need profits. Four airlines have debts exceeding $1 billion, and most of the big ones lost money on operations during the first three months of this year. While other carriers, including Pan American, Western and Continental, are having serious troubles, none of them appear to be in as bad shape as Braniff was. Stocks of most major airlines were up late in the week...
Last month marked the tenth anniversary of the University's most recent student occupation and one of the most tumultuous fortnights in Harvard's history. The Mass Hall takeover--carried out by the Pan-African Liberation Committee (PALC)--and the Corporation move that precipitated it were only the most salient events in a period when banner headlines were the norm and vocal activism a way of life. Consider the following events, some related, others one-shot happenings emblematic of a turbulent...
Scoring Harvard 1-2-2-1--6. Meagher (3), Doyle, Pendergast, Wright, Rutgers 2-4-2-0--8, Feinerman, Weingarten (2), Krost * (2), Mallone, W Naslonski Shots Harvard 35, Rutgers 33 Saves Pan* (H) 11, J. Naslonski (R) 9 Ground Ba*s Harvard 48, Rutgers 54 Penalty minutes Harvard 1-2-4-4--11, Rutgers 2-1-1 1/2--1-2 1/2--7...
...Lebanon gutted. Syria and Saudi Arabia have no desire to follow in those menacing footsteps. With the Palestinian problem solved through the involvement of Jordan, Egypt. Israel and the PLO, the common fear of the PLO may attenuate. But the internal difficulties of these Arab regimes and the growing pan-Islamic tide led by Iran will not simply disappear. Neither, will Israel, nor presumably, will the common hatred of Israel. Whether out of the need for an external enemy for internal unity, or out of revanchist motivations, it is safe to assume that Israel will remain an object of enmity...