Word: stevenson
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...which roam the Rockies ("Is that a reindeer?"); the prairie towns, which resemble those in a grainy old movie; the vanilla flatlands; the rolling farms. "More than anything else I can imagine, it makes you appreciate the size and grandeur of the country," says Geraldine Stevenson, 71, a retired schoolteacher from Saskatchewan who has ridden the Canadian many times. "It seems we're always being nibbled at here and there. We're losing our identity, and trains are a part of that...
...season is still young, but the Harvard women's soccer team faces its toughest challenge of the season at 4 p.m. today when the Crimson (2-1-1 overall, 1-0-0 Ivy) plays defending Ivy League champion Brown (4-0-1 overall, 1-0-1 Ivy) at Stevenson Field in Providence...
...late Adlai Stevenson who said that public opinion is the sovereign of us all. I have always believed that the press has an enormous responsibility in helping to form a sound public opinion rooted in truth and fact and not in conjecture, innuendo and/or rumor. The writer of this article did little to form such public opinion. That was due in part to his being duped by double-speak by some and in part to the paucity of his individual investigative initiative, which went no deeper than to quote The Boston Phoenix. Such limitation suggests a less than maximal presence...
...John really believes in the decentralization of intellectual capital--he bets on the jockey," says Stevenson. "It's not top-down management...
...John has viewed the school as a business that's in the business of developing and disseminating intellectual capital," says Stevenson. "If the goal is to have an impact on the way people think about business, then you really have to say that disseminating it broadly is an important element of that task--and John has promoted us well...