Word: sellouts
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Mondale professes to relish a fight with the President over campaign promises and special interests. He cites Reagan's 1980 vow to balance the budget as the biggest unkept promise in political history. He charges that Reagan's tax and budget cuts were a sellout to corporations and the wealthy. Mondale ticks off the groups that he supports: the unemployed, workers needing retraining, schoolchildren, anyone who wants clean air and water, the elderly, blacks, Hispanics and women. "If those are special interests," he says, "count me in. I'm proud of every one of them...
...slapshot by B.U. defenseman Joe Delory beat Marshall, hitting first the crossbar and then the right post. The goal judge's light went on, bringing a sellout Boston Garden crowd of 14,451 to its feet and a swarm of disagreeing Northeastern players around Holden...
Asked about the record, but not sellout, crowd of 2850 last night. McLaughlin said, Obviously this is not a basketball school...
Late in the third period when Harvard Captain Ken Code clutched his side, threw off his grove, skated to the face-off circle, and felt to the ice, few in the sellout Boston Garden Beanpot crowd seemed concerned with Northeastern's 7-3 lead...
From then on, it was the Schwalb show, as the Revere, mass, native guided the Elis up the Ivy ranks. Yale enters tonight's sellout tied with Cornell for second at 5-8 in the ECAC, one game behind 6-7-1 Harvard Schwalb has earned four of the Elis' five victories against only one loss. In his last five games, the Belmont Hill graduate has yielded just 12 goals. He has a 3.01 goals-against average and a 90 percent save rate...