Word: pasts
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Thirteen minutes later, Vukonich was the grateful recipient of another beautiful assist, this one by Tod Hartje. As a Big Green checker tried to ride Hartje off the puck, the versatile wing dropped a no-look, between-the-legs pass to a streaking Vukonich, who nailed a screamer past Laurin...
Ciavaglia, Harvard hockey's leading scorer for the past two seasons, has always been the star of this rooming group. Vukonich says he doesn't even try to compete...
Vukonich's first goal came just 3:25 into the game, when he took a pass from John Murphy and stuffed the puck past Dartmouth goalie Steve Laurin. Near the end of the period, senior Tod Hartje sent a beautiful pass across the ice to Vukonich, who stuffed the puck in again to put Harvard...
...article starts with the completely wrong premise that all Germans have an intense desire to reunify and regain the strength Germany had in the past. I, for one, surely don't, and public opinion polls also show that the majority of West Germans are opposed to reunification. East Germans are also more concerned with changes within East Germany, including the right to free travel, than with reunification. The reunification debate is not a matter of discussion in the Germanies. The debate is largely held abroad. Therefore, the analogy comparing the appeasement policy in the 1930s to today's situation completely...
...growth of cable has also undermined network influence by dramatically expanding the number of channels available to viewers. During the past ten years, as cable has extended its reach to 56% of U.S. homes, the average network share of television audiences has plummeted, from 90% to just 61%. At the same time, the network share of television advertising revenues has diminished, from 45% in 1979 to 36% last year. Cable operators absorbed much of the ad spending that the networks lost, according to Alan Gottesman, who follows the broadcasting industry for Paine Webber...