Word: succeeded
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...might find themselves wallowing at the credibility levels of the Vince-Foster-was-murdered crowd. Third, if perceived to be neglecting their governmental responsibilities, the Republicans might be charged by the American public with chasing gossip at the expense of more important issues. Finally, even if the Republicans ultimately succeed in getting some of the charges to stick, they have got to be wary of the thought of a refreshingly-square President Gore running for re-election in 2000, with a few years of White House experience under his belt...
Should he succeed, McLaughlin would join several fellow alumni of Pennsylvania club team FC Delco, including the Metrostars' Brian Kelly and DC United's Ben Olsen. And he wouldn't be surprised if one more former FC Delco player lined up against him someday...
Barron says HSBSE serves as an organization inwhich black science and engineering concentratorscan be visible and active. "The purpose of HSBSEis to help black students in the sciences atHarvard to succeed academically andprofessionally," she says. "The organizationallows students with similar interests to meeteach other, lend advice about classes and jobs andto serve as an influence to younger blackstudents...
...Luckily, we were able to pull ourselves out ofit, which is one of our strengths as a team. But Idon't think we can succeed if we do that againstB.U.--if we get behind we won't be able to getback...
...choirboy role comes naturally, and so does the job of loyal friend to an embattled President. What's tricky for Gore, however, is the question of ambition. He wants to succeed Clinton more than anything, but if the loyal lieutenant were suddenly to seem disloyal, Gore's image would instantly turn counterfeit. So Gore had his chief of staff, Ron Klain, spread the warning to his people: Talk about "transition...