Word: press
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...With that goal, Mleczko iced the Tournament MVP award that most of the press had been ready to give her after she guided the Crimson through its most difficult moments Saturday night as well...
...Serious numbers of [teaching fellow] andFaculty offices have disappeared from the Houseslargely under the press to open up rooms," Grahamsays...
...very next day, he got five answers from knowledgeable guides who were willing to offer him advice or job suggestions. "This online network is kind of cool and very futuristic," says Kim. "And you can talk to these people and ask them important job questions with just the press of a button...
After nearly a year of dodging a full-fledged news conference with the press -- you may remember a little political distraction called impeachment -- the President went before the White House press corps on Friday to address the issues of state. The President used the session to lay out the political groundwork for military intervention in Kosovo, to defend his human rights and security policies regarding China, and yes -- how could he avoid it -- to promote an image of marital peace (?We love each other very much and we?re working on it,? said the President). ?The event,? says TIME White...
...fact is that the President has a lot of mending and confidence-building to do with a number of constituencies. Not only is the press one of those constituencies, but it is also one of the key groups that can help Bill Clinton improve his image with others. And so, says Branegan, one should take note of the context in which the press conference ocurred. ?For one thing,? he says, ?it followed on the heels of an off-the-record dinner about his recent South American trip and a humorous self-deprecating address on Thursday before a gathering of radio...