Word: stints
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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After college and a brief stint at the Oak Ridge School of Reactor Technology, he headed directly for Harvard and has spent little time away since. After a 1953 Ph.D., and a few years spent with the Federal government--unsurprisingly, during an energy crisis--he returned to the University...
...magazine, which are beamed by satellite each week to our 10 printing plants around the world. "It was like being born at the turn of the century and seeing the airplane and the motor car come of age," says Gene, who retires this month after the longest stint at TIME of any current employee. "We were in the Dark Ages in the printing industry...
...team's end-of-season banquet Saturdaynight, Murphy hinted strongly that his departurewas imminent, thanking all the staff and playerswho had made his stint at Cincinnati "the bestfive years of his life...
...first stint as director since the Oscar-winning Unforgiven, Eastwood is pleased to let scenes amble in real Texas time, to let destiny fall slowly on Butch. Costner, though pulling a superficial switch on the pensive heroes he usually plays, is at such ease before the camera that Butch is made both compelling and agreeable. This World isn't perfect: it zigzags toward its climax and dodders in pathos when it gets there. But it's a handsome calling card for two Hollywood artists in prime form -- one at the high noon of stardom, the other in the tumbleweed afternoon...
After the 1958 season, Restic followed Kelley to Colgate where he served as the coach's first assistant and defensive coordinator. There he served through the 1961 season in his only stint as a defensive coach (he has since dealt mainly with the offense and, in particular, the offensive backfield...