Word: suits
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...practitioner of the art of the flip-flop, changing his stance on such key issues as supply-side economics and abortion. But Gore is a specifically Southern revisionist--his campaign message is tailored, like the Super Tuesday system itself, to attract a certain type of Southern voter. But the suit has proved ill-fitting...
...allegedly underpaying taxes between 1965 and 1986. Texaco's troubles have sent its stock down from a high of $54 in 1980 to nearly $43 currently. That has attracted corporate raiders. Carl Icahn has bought a large block of stock, and T. Boone Pickens says he will follow suit. They are gambling that Texaco, which went into bankruptcy proceedings during the Pennzoil affair, will survive and even make a comeback...
...this type of sentiment that inspired Princeton student Sally Frank to file a sex discrimination suit against the all-male Cottage Club last spring. The decision, which is now being appealed, said that the club could not discriminate on the basis of sex because of the "symbiotic" relationship it had with the University...
...Smith as the Politician (who is supposed to be Sen. Joseph McCarthy) gives new meaning to the word corrupt. His Southern drawl oozes with slime and blackmail. Despite his choir boy looks and white summer suit, he has the moral code of a modern-day Mephistopheles...
Vermont over Colgate, mini-game: Colgate's Wild Wayne Cowley has a car accident on way to rink. The Raiders suit up Rejean Boivin...