Word: steve
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...great, " said Steve J. Mahalec '01. "I'm really glad I got Apley...
...listening, though: It plans to shut down Power Computing's operation by the end of the year, and is already targeting other clone-makers such as Motorola and UMAX by imposing higher licensing fees for the Mac Operating System. Why so hard on the clones? Acting chairman Steve Jobs, whose dislike of the clone licensing system set up in 1994 is no great secret, would probably describe the move as consolidation ? buying back a large share of the Mac market. But coming at a time when the Mac market itself is shrinking, today's move resembles nothing so much...
...traditional values. Writing in the Atlantic Monthly this year, he warned that the unbridled market is a greater threat to "Open Societies" than totalitarian ideologies. The press torched him. Forbes, which castigated him for dealing with ex-communists, called his thesis "nonsense." Says Soros: "You had a capitalist fool [Steve Forbes, the magazine's owner] combining with the nationalist right--a stupid combination...
...stance calculated to break a '60s father's heart. But Steve Lynn is sympathetic to his daughter's anomie. (Her mother, seven years separated from him, did not wish to be quoted in the same article with Steve.) "When we grew up, it was simple to rebel," he recalls. There were so many rules to be broken. When he wore jeans to a high school assembly in 1963, violating the dress code, "it was like burning the flag." He put on a tie-dyed shirt and was beaten up for it. His long hair got him pulled over...
...those things about hippie freedom and giving each other space go out the window at 3 a.m. when you don't get a phone call," says Steve Lynn, a hard-driving entrepreneur who operates nine burrito restaurants and still wears denim overalls to work. "My mother said, 'I hope you have a child just like you. It's the only way you'll know how much it pains me, what you're doing.' But the gulf between me and my mother was greater, because the change from the '50s to the '60s was greater. I mean, what could you tell...