Word: ran
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...Crimson's effort was solid in the playoffs against RPI, but it just wasn't meant to be. Harvard ran into a hot goaltender and was unable to find the back...
...when the Republicans won a substantial majority in both the House and the Senate, President Truman found himself caught between a rock and a hard place. Many, including the Democrats themselves, wrote him off as an "also-ran" for the upcoming presidential election...
...suspect motioned as if he had a gun in his pocket, knocked a female store employee to the ground and then ran off with the all the cash in the register, police said...
...feel proud of Alexander's campaign. The former Tennessee Governor, positioning himself as the lone "outsider" in the race, is waging a Perot-inspired crusade to dismantle large chunks of the Federal Government, which he decries as "the arrogant empire." Alexander would shut down the Education Department, which he ran under President Bush, and would turn its functions and funding back to the states. He would turn back $200 billion in federal programs, including welfare and most of Medicaid, law enforcement and job training. He implores Congress to cut its pay in half and return home for six months...
Spring 1994: Crimson Managing Editor Joe Mathews and reporter Todd F. Braunstein are brought up on ad board charges by the Under graduate Council. Accusations were made, but nothing happened. Still newsworthy. Some squabbling. The story ran...