Word: rapid
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...students have been pushing for rapid changes because a large percentage of the student body is master's students who graduate in one year...
...Heimert still believes he has seen the most rapid change Harvard has gone through since it was a tiny divinity college in Newtowne-Cambridge's original name...
...Saunders, a Fort Lauderdale, Fla., grandmother, had the symptoms: rapid weight loss, rashes, fever. But when she went to her local health clinic, a nurse asked incredulously, "What's an old woman like you doing getting an HIV test...
Dole's zinger on guns--and the Bush operation's rapid response--were just a preview to the political cut and thrust that will begin next month, when the Governor is scheduled to wrap up the legislative session in Austin and make his first campaign trips to Iowa and New Hampshire. Frustrated by Bush's dominance of the race, some rival campaigns have dispatched operatives to Texas to scour newspaper clippings and state budget reports, pick over old speeches and offhand remarks, quiz Bush enemies and even some old friends, all in search of information they can use to diminish...
Friend or foe? Unless both sides do some rapid repair work, says a White House official, "there is a risk it will turn from a tragedy to a cancer on the relationship." As the protests subsided in Beijing, the government-run media kept up their angry rhetoric against the U.S., and television stations ran Korean War movies with heroic Chinese soldiers killing Americans, in place of the usual NBA broadcasts...