Word: performer
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Since it wasn't really a team meet," Russell said, "our goals were to get some big meet experience and to push ourselves to see how we would perform in a big meet. We're very pleased...
After a B-1B bomber crashed in September on a simulated bombing run over Colorado, killing three of its six crewmen, there were fears that the plane, at a total program cost of $27 billion, could not perform its core mission of low-level attack. Designed to foil enemy radar by sweeping across terrain from as low as 200 feet above ground, the B-1B had crashed, said investigators, after colliding with a flock of large birds...
Marc Maurer, president of the National Federation of the Blind, said the problem with current attitudes is that the disabled are perceived as having nothing to offer to society. Unlike Blacks during the Civil Rights movement, the disabled "are not considered suitable to perform labor," he said...
Other students run through lines from Cabaret Sauvignon, a "presentation of Cabaret selections from the Stone Age to the present," which they will perform later in the week...
...Institute draws its faculty from the ART, which performs new American plays, neglected works from the past, and classic texts staged unconventionally. Winner of a special 1986 Tony Award for continued excellence in resident theater, the ART is one of the few companies in the country whose actors perform in rotating repertory, meaning they rehearse several different shows at once...