Word: rein
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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PRINCETON (60): Julie Brackenridge 2-2--6; Corneille Burt 8-6--22; Jo Jo Rein 5-0--10; Leah Sparagen 1-0--2; Sandi Bittler 3-2--9; Kim Eads 2-5--9; Leslie Shenkel 0-0--0; Katrina Dowidchuk 0-0--0; Hilary Malcarney...
Three-pointers: Bittler; Wambach 2. Rebounds: Princeton 43 (Burt 12), Harvard 42 (Duncan 11.) Assists: Princeton 11 (Brackenridge 6), Harvard 14 (Duncan 4). Steals: Princeton 9 (Bittle 7), Harvard 5 (Mazanec, Kosh 2). Blocked Shots: Princeton 3 (Rein 2), Harvard 3 (Duncan 2). Total fouls: Princeton 14, Harvard 18. Fouled out: Mazanec. Turnovers: Princeton 24, Harvard...
...other political lesson Reagan has taught future leaders is how to avoid accountability by charming the national media until the crisis blows over. Some of his most valuable instructions include: learn how to control the media, so that they do not control you; keep a tight rein on press conferences so that important issues cannot be fully explored and you can't nailed; and always have a joke or anecdote to prove your point gently, no matter how strained the analogy or unbelievable the circumstances...
...Senator Mitchell knows the region. When you'rein a powerful position and you know the region'scares and concerns, it makes a difference," Kerryaide Larry Carpman said...
...weeks ago, Bill Kovach, the highly-respected editor of The Atlanta Journal-Constitution resigned after a disagreement with his publisher. The New York Times reported that "some staff members suggested that the management of the Atlanta newspapers had been under pressure to rein in Mr. Kovach because of his aggressive coverage of [Atlanta's] business community." According to the Times article, the newspaper's investigations had angered David Easterly, president of Cox Enterprises, Inc., which owns the Journal Constitution. Cox Communications is also one of the 15 corporations that own most of the American press...