Word: sailors
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...stationed on Okinawa, home base to 29,000 American troops, met at a disco in Naha, the island's main city, and talked about grabbing an Okinawan girl and having some "fun." One man quickly backed out, but, he later told investigators, the other three, two Marines and a sailor, decided to cruise the seaside boulevards in search of prey...
...agreeable disposition. "Never boss people around,'' was his working rule. "It's more important to click with people than to click the shutter.'' It was only to be expected that a man of his temperament would close out World War II with an image, his most famous, of a sailor locking lips with a woman. Precisely because he understood the war's tragedy, he chose to see it sealed with a kiss. It was like that generally between Eisie, the world and his camera. Very simply, they clicked...
...Cambridge has spent money like a drunken sailor and right now, the concentration has to be on stabilizing the tax base," he said...
More than 1,200 local seniors who came by bus from rest homes across Cambridge were treated to more than just lunch yesterday in Harvard Yard. They also saw a dancing University president, their mayor in a sailor's cap and even a life-sized mermaid...
...keeping with the spirit of the day's "Ship Ahoy Cambridge" theme, Reeves dubbed Rudenstine the "captain of the good ship Harvard" and presented the president with a sailor...