Word: partnering
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Emotions about discovering love in all different ways--in a partner, in a family, in a town, and in a landscape--are stirred in both men and women as each layer of understanding is uncovered scene by scene...
Bynoe holds three degrees from Harvard,including an A.B., a J.D. and an MBA. He is formerowner and managing general partner of professionalbasketball's Denver Nuggets
...built a heliport on his home property in suburban New Jersey. He liked to try to get away with things. He once bought his wife a $65,000 ring and then tried to get his company to pay him a bonus to cover its cost. A would-be partner reputedly told Vesco, "I had a dream. You and I slept together on a cold night. In the morning, you had all the blankets...
Macias' break came when the postconviction phase of his case was assigned to Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom -- one of the nation's largest and wealthiest corporate law firms. Douglas Robinson, a partner in the firm's Washington office, had volunteered with the American Bar Association to take a capital case, and he was randomly assigned to Macias. Robinson and a team of Skadden lawyers and paralegals went at the Macias case the way they would that of a private client. They spent money ($11,599 just for expert psychological testimony); they ran down leads (a partial eyewitness was located...
...former aide to President Clinton during his tenure as Arkansas governor today pleaded guilty in theWhitewater investigationto charges of misusing a $65,000 federally backed small-business loan. Stephen Smith, also a business partner of newly-indicted Arkansas Gov. Jim Guy Tucker , plea-bargained for a misdemeanor charge and promised to cooperate with Whitewater investigators. "Smith was a lot closer to Clinton that Jim Guy Tucker ever was," saysTIME Washington correspondent Suneel Ratan. Worse for Clinton, Ratan says, the Smith and Tucker indictments suggest that prosecutors find credence in the related story of Little Rock judge David Hale...