Word: sides
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...couple of times we would go into the corner and I would realize that it was Rugger on the other side, but most of the time you just play your game and have a good time," Botterill said...
With Ruggiero at the center of the point and Botterill on her left on the forward's off-stick side, the combination is intuitive...
...Crimson started with the match with a burst of energy that soon faded. Providence surged to a 6-1 lead early in the first game, but Harvard was able to exchange side-outs with the Friars and finally battled back to 11-9, again siding out through several rotations...
Expect the most muted of fireworks. Al Gore and Bill Bradley finally get to face off live on television Wednesday night, but in a game of Horse rather than one-on-one. Rather than hold a direct debate, the two largely centrist policy wonks will appear side by side at a Democratic party town meeting. "The real excitement," says TIME Washington correspondent Karen Tumulty, "will be the degree to which they're drawn into interacting." And if Gore's pregame trash-talking is anything to go by, he?s ready for a professorial rumble - in the weeks preceding the face...
...something seems awry with the picture of big business as the underdog, there is. Chamber president Thomas J. Donahue, who paints himself as a flip-side Cesar Chavez launching a grassroots campaign, argues that office-seekers will buckle to the onslaught of labor PAC money unless business catches up. However, an assessment of the 1998 election cycle by the Center for Responsive Politics, a middle-of-the-road think tank, found that businesses outspent labor unions 11 to 1 in federal campaign contributions. This underdog is no Chihuahua...