Word: rocks
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...What she said What he said Rafinski on Heyde: Mother's maiden name Cromwell Cromwell Favorite sport, team Redskins Redskins Favorite ice cream varies varies Color orange red Rock group The Beatles The Beatles Restaurants-food Chinese Chi-Chi's Chinese Chi-Chi's Sanchez on Thompson: Mother's maiden Moineau Moineau Cologne Jovin Jovin Favorite ice cream Oreo Oreo Night, morning person morning day Rock music Beatles Beatles Color blue blue Favorite sport volleyball soccer Restaurant-food Chinese Chinese Belliveau on McLean: Mother's maiden Stevens Stephens Cologne Polo Polo Favorite ice cream Polopeanut butter chocolate Morning, night person...
Dartmouth College continues to weather its winter of discontent as charges of racism, bigotry, and inadequate leadership rock the small Ivy League campus located in the sleepy village of Hanover, New Hampshire...
...video (Saving All My Love for You). Next month she is up for three Grammys. Not that the quick trip from the church choir in Newark to the top of the charts has fazed the cool beauty. "There's no difference singing gospel, R. and B. or rock," says Houston. "It's all from the heart." Meanwhile, she is working on a new album, has a layout set for Vogue this spring and is hoping to turn appearances on TV's Silver Spoons and Gimme a Break into an acting career. Says Houston: "I'm blessed in that...
Other conclusions from Voyager's findings, according to Project Scientist Edward Stone: Uranus has a core consisting of rock and liquid, is covered by a deep ocean of water laced with dissolved ammonia, and is wrapped in a 5,000- mile-thick atmosphere consisting largely of hydrogen, with 10% to 16% helium and a scattering of methane and other gases...
...companies, which can give a substantial boost to U.S. and worldwide growth. At the same time, however, a further fall in oil prices could deal a crippling blow to U.S. energy firms and debt-ridden oil producers, including Mexico, Nigeria and Venezuela. Their woes might then threaten banks and rock the international financial system. Says Edward Yardeni, chief economist for Prudential-Bache Securities: "The oil-price collapse suddenly woke people up to the fact that the financial crisis is still out there. We'd become so jaded that it didn't seem to worry anybody anymore...