Word: suits
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...suit filed May 7 in Middlesex Superior Court, Bobrick claims that he was fired even though he had tripled ad sales from the California market and had met all "reasonable expectations...
...University attorney said the review's restructuring was business-related and that both Bobrick and Quinn were offered a chance to apply for positions with the new full-time New York staff. He also disputed the suit's assertion that Bobrick was replaced "with a substantially younger employee...
Although Kaplan and Bobrick refused to comment on damages, court documents indicate Bobrick is seeking $450,000 for legal costs, emotional distress and harm done to his reputation and earning capacity. The suit also claims the University didn't pay Bobrick commissions after he was dismissed in March 1993, in violation of his contract...
...players could compete against one another, even if they were playing in different cities or countries. But Miyamoto says online expenses are still too high for most vidkids; he predicts that the two extra ports on the Nintendo 64 (which will allow up to four players to compete) will suit most people just fine, at least for now. "If we are going to use the Internet for play," he says, "it has to be more popular...
...used to be that with the Wave and a few handshakes a President could be on his way after a fund raiser. Nixon launched the Big One, raising both arms above his head so far that his suit jacket came up to his ears. Reagan swept his hand through the air and stared mistily into the sunset; then he'd schmooze briefly in a structured receiving line and be in bed by 10 p.m. Barbara Bush introduced the Point-and-Wave technique, and at a large fund-raising dinner Wednesday night, the Clintons used it several times. Mrs. Clinton...