Word: peterson
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Patrick Maddden and Joseph Peterson, the alleged "hackers," refused comment this week, as did Cornell officials. Dan Meyer, one of the students' dormmates said, "It was just a case involving the FBI. We're more worried about prelims [exams]. If you ask most people, they won't even know what hacking...
...other recipients were Lucy S. Howorth, a Mississippi lawyer and women's rights advocate, Esther Peterson, a well-known consumer rights advocate, and Dr. Helen B. Taussig, '21, a pioneer in pediatric cardiology...
...almost explodes in the up-tempo We Beseech Thee. The slight plot and Stephen Schwartz's exuberant score, which in the 1971 premiere seemed purely a product of flower power, hold up surprisingly well: the youths who eventually join up with Jesus have been reconceived by Director Gregory Peterson as 1980s punk rockers with spiky hair, stiletto heels and spooky makeup, and their menacing manner lends urgency to the effort to convert them to righteousness...
HABS is the brainchild of Philadelphia Architect Charles E. Peterson, 77. In 1933, Peterson suggested it to Secretary of the Interior Harold Ickes, partly as a way to provide jobs for unemployed architects, draftsmen and photographers. Ickes immediately accepted the proposal, and in two weeks' time 1,200 such professionals were hired for six months under the auspices of the New Deal's Civil Works Administration...
...prevailing opinion among economists is simply that the recovery from last year's recession has finally reached the point at which employers need more hired hands to maintain rising output. Says Richard Peterson, senior vice president of Continental Illinois National Bank in Chicago: "Businesses found themselves having to call workers back into the plant sooner than they thought they would to build up inventories depleted by fantastic sales." In the opinion of Bent Hansen, chairman of the economics department at the University of California's Berkeley campus, employment is belatedly catching up to increases in production that were...