Word: stalwart
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...celebration. Vice President George Bush, substituting for the convalescing Ronald Reagan, dutifully passed out the standard presidential cuff links. Back on Capitol Hill, Kennedy showed the gift to some of his Democratic colleagues with a wry boast: "I can help you get some of these." The Republican stalwart, Barry Goldwater, caught the irony. "I'll bet," he kidded, "they have line-item veto written on the back...
...CHRISTOPH SCHONBORN, 60, Archbishop of Vienna. Wojtyla-esque charisma with a nice touch of noble blood. Master linguist and stalwart on doctrine...
...Even usually stalwart Japanese business interests in China are spooked by the vitriol: Honda, the first Japanese carmaker to produce autos in China, announced it would curtail business trips to the mainland for safety reasons. Meanwhile, eight events for the Korea-Japan Friendship Year have now either been postponed or cancelled. Roh posted a "letter to the nation" on his website declaring that his country must be prepared to wage a "diplomatic war" with Japan...
...each drive for the Harvard offense lay stalwart BU goaltender Anne Sheridan, who allowed eight while making 18 saves in just over 55 minutes played. Jenna Golden closed the game by permitting one goal and making two stops...
...with the departure of Corriero—a stalwart on Crimson’s top lines for the past four years and an emblematic Harvard hockey player—comes the inescapable sensation that Natalie Darwitz’s game-winning goal in the final last weekend brought about more than the end of the season, but with...