Word: person
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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WITH all the technological hoopla on Broadway and in Hollywood these days, there is something appealing about a person alone on stage with just a microphone telling stories...
Myers called Sullivan's decision a "great loss for the council," but "not an insurmountable loss." Of his own candidacy, he said he "would be seen as the next person in line...
...when the Harvard administration will adopt rules that help students, not impose barriers that must be creatively surpassed. The burden for solving this problem now rests on the freshmen themselves. The freshman class must stand up for themselves--they must register complaints in all forms: direct person contact, phone calls, and letters to the Freshman Dean's office. They must show that they care; it is too easy to restrict the rights of the apathetic. Treasurer, Civil Liberties Union of Harvard
...their careers. If they are not satisfied, they may just look for work elsewhere. Says Bank of America's Beck: "Corporations are going to have to do more to get good skilled people and to keep them. To do that, we will have to start looking at the whole person, and work on strengthening our understanding of the employee-family relationship...
...Stands savors the long blue benches of Changch'ung gymnasium, where the scoreboard announces that D. Hee is the winner of what it calls the "Light Women" taekwondo division. And he is among the earliest to know that the first American winner in the 1988 Games was a personable young taekwondoist from Chicago called Arlene Limas. When Arlene mounted the stand and waited for the first playing of The Star-Spangled Banner, however, there was only silence. Then more silence. At last, as the uneasy quiet dragged on, a few of the friends who had come all the way from...