Word: taylorism
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Dates: during 2000-2009
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...November, he opened his speech by saying, "It is wonderful to be here this evening, because I really want to put faces to all those e-mails.") His competitive streak makes him a formidable foe. "Debating with Eliot Spitzer is like wrestling with a grizzly bear," says William Taylor, an old friend and founding editor of Fast Company. "You don't hope to win, just to get out alive...
...music, the White Stripes, the Vines (who wowed critics but didn't come close to selling a million records) et al. were not nearly so successful as real relics such as James Taylor, Santana, Springsteen and even Elvis Presley, whose remixed A Little Less Conversation shook its pelvis up the singles charts 25 years after the King's death. This phenomenon was as much a matter of technology as psychology: with the spread of CD burning and online music piracy among kids, middle-aged folks are essentially the only people who buy music anymore...
Like Harvard, Vermont was also stricken by the injury bug. The Catamounts were without their leading scorer, sophomore Taylor Coppenrath, who came into the game averaging 21.7 points per game...
...Taylor Banks was the lone first-place finisher for the men, winning the 3000 meters by almost eight seconds...
Sophomore Thomas Wolf and senior Taylor Buckley placed second and third in the high jump. Each had a jump of 1.90 meters, but Wolf was given the nod because he cleared the height in fewer jumps...