Word: permanente
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Or so it is hoped. Like the I.R.A., the Loyalist paramilitaries avoided using the word permanent to describe their cease-fire. The term had been demanded last December by both Prime Minister John Major's Conservative government in London and Irish Prime Minister Albert Reynolds as a precondition for any...
Kiara Y. Ghartey '93, who is now an analyst for J.P. Morgan and Co., a corporate investment firm, came to recruit for permanent positions and summer jobs and to talk about the company.
Shuttle buses, packed with students, ran every 15 minutes from OCS and Johnston Gate to the track and tennis building across the river. But despite the distance factor, the forum may have found a permanent home in Gordon.
With peace breaking out all over Northern Ireland, British PM John Major apparently couldn't resist the overtures of the Irish Republican Army and agreed to start holding talks with the IRA's Sinn Fein. Earlier on, Major had insisted that the IRA clarify that their Aug. 31 cease-fire...
He spent a couple hours in a Middlesex jail and now has a permanent arrest record. Prosecutors offered to drop the charges, but on the advice of his attorney, Ntshanga went forward with the case and was acquitted.