Word: smith
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...giving up the ship," said Harvard Coach Kathy Delaney-Smith. "This just makes it that much more difficult. A three-way tie with four losses each--that would be a hoot...
...with a flirtatious grin, passed them to Cheryl Mills and Nicole Seligman, two of the President's lawyers. Suddenly the chamber resembled nothing so much as a classroom full of kids waiting for the bell to ring. "It's like final exams are just about over," says Gordon Smith, Republican of Oregon. "We're all anxious to head for the exits...
...Oregon's Smith, for one, agrees. He says he'll consider supporting censure--if the language is strong enough--even if it helps Democrats more than Republicans. "There have been too many victims in this sorry story," he says. "I don't feel it in my heart to deny either side political cover." For censure to pass, Senators from both sides will have to decide that a bipartisan conclusion serves everyone's interests. And they don't have much time to get there before the bell rings and everyone rushes for the exit...
...work with like-minded brands in the corporate world.? Such work will probably be more subtle than, say, Sean Penn doing a Coke commercial. ?We?re not in the advertising business; we?re in the publicity business,? notes PMK partner Pat Kingsley (the third PMK pooh-bah: Lois Smith). But by schmoozing with its new friends in the entertainment biz, says Dart, McCann-Erickson will be able to ?tip off its clients to trends that are emerging? -- in effect, a savvy little spy network at the heart of our cultural Zeitgeist. Synergy, baby, synergy...
...exactly "Mr. Smith Goes to Washington," but this May three Harvard students will have the chance to make their voices heard in Massachusetts politics...