Word: ran
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...Cartoon that ran in August 1944 featured aswab crying because he didn't have a girl to comehome to. When he says all he has is $5,000 in warbonds, buxom women surround...
Perhaps the single issue that ran through his tenure as Dean was a careful and insightful review of the house system conducted on his direction, which took the house system on a route to what Jewett perceived to be a fairer and more diverse College community...
...Crimson ran its usual comps. After passing one of them, I lucked into a tutee relationship with then editorial chair (and now esteemed professor) Tom Kuhn. The joy of being night editor and turning out what I thought was a handsome and newsy issue induced me regularly at 2 p.m. to run at full gallop through the Yard to my room in Thyer...
...spending amounts to a domestic-jobs program. Congressman Floyd Spence, who chairs the National Security Committee and hails from a South Carolina district bristling with military facilities, proposed in February that Congress boost Pentagon spending $125 billion more than Clinton had proposed for the next five years. But Spence ran into spending slasher John Kasich, chairman of the House Budget Committee. A frustrated Spence even accused Kasich of "siding with people who want to destroy our nation's defense." Kasich prevailed, but knows his own limits. He will fight proposed spending for the B-2 but will leave...
These issues came to a head in February, when the antitrust settlement Gates reached last July with Assistant Attorney General Anne Bingaman ran into a roadblock in the person of federal judge Stanley Sporkin. In a widely quoted decision, Judge Sporkin rejected the deal, agreeing with most observers, who believe it was too favorable to Microsoft. "It is clear to this court," he wrote, "that if it signs the decree presented to it, the message will be that Microsoft is so powerful that neither the market nor the government is capable of dealing with all of its monopolistic practices...