Word: personalities
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Unofficially, Joslin netted a beauty in the third period. The only person that missed it was the referee, according to Harvard Coach John Dooley...
...question should be in people's minds, `How come a person in so many respects mediocre rises to such distinguished positions?'" Engel said. "He wasn't a great teacher, he wasn't a great administrator, he wasn't a great scholar. What more do you ask for in a [hospital director...
MCELROY writes in a first-person stream of consciousness that draws in the reader, seeming to replicate the confused and wandering form that a child's thoughts might plausibly take after a parent's death. At times the style grows annnoyingly Salinger-esque, and is peppered with italics and occasional self-conscious introspection: "And I said, `My father passed away last night.' I who of all people know enough to say 'died': yet said `passed away."' But for the most part the flow of free association is effective...
...addition, these experts said that the relevant legal codes in the virus investigation are an untested agglomeration of brand-new statutes and old legislation recently given high-tech applications. They said that even if the prosecution could prove one person knowingly created the virus, it may not be able to show that making the rogue program--which jammed thousands of terminals across the country--violated federal...
...What you're trying to do is show what he intended to do," he said. "[Proving] it is a help...to be able to show that this person was knowingly initiating a virus, that he was talking about what systems he wanted to hit, his awareness of what systems it would hit...and what systems it wouldn...