Word: teche
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...Virginia 7-1 Beat Wake Forest 38-17 13. Notre Dame 6-1 Beat Baylor 27-3 14. Nebraska 7-2 Lost to No. 20 Texas 20-14 15t. Syracuse 5-2 Beat Pitt 45-28 15t. Tulane 7-0 Beat S.W. Louisiana 72-20 15t. Virginia Tech 7-1 Beat West Virginia 27-13 18. Missouri 6-2 Beat Texas Tech 28-26 19. Georgia 6-2 Idle 20. Texas 6-2 Beat No. 14 Nebraska 20-14 21. Oregon 6-2 Lost to No. 10 Arizona 38-3 22. Michigan 6-2 Beat Minnesota 15-10 23. Georgia...
...once sluggish South Carolina economy is high-tech, global and in a hurry today, thanks in part to what Hollings has done during his 50 years of "politickin'." But the shiny new offices outside of Greenville are filling with voters who prefer Republican promises of anti-regulation and tax cuts. Inglis is their man, representing part of the heavily Christian "upstate" region that has most benefited from the boom...
...once derived from the pinetree resin harvested there. The 29,000 acres of this plantation belong to Charlie Croker, 60, a high-stakes Atlanta real estate developer with a second wife 32 years his junior and an arthritic knee, a relic from his days of playing football for Georgia Tech. Among his many earthly possessions, Turpmtine is by far Charlie's most cherished; he sees it as a validation not of his wealth but of something deeper: "You had to be man enough to deserve a quail plantation." In fact, some of Charlie's older servants at Turpmtine remember...
...nickname he picked up at Morehouse College, Roger Too White, reflected his disdain for all the campus talk about black separatism. But his old Morehouse friend and fraternity brother Wesley Dobbs Jordan is now the mayor of Atlanta. That connection explains why Roger is asked to represent Georgia Tech's All-American running back, Fareek ("the Cannon") Fannon...
...cozier ones. Eachof these new classrooms are wired to the hilt withaudiovisual technology. Wall-mounted speakers,permanent video projectors and fully-automatedscreens make showing videos a simple process.Simple, that is, except for the fact that theinner walls of each classroom is made of glass.So, in spite of the high-tech, fully automaticblackout window shades, light from the hallwaycannot be blocked and provides enough glare torender the movie screen nearly unwatchable.Perhaps the architect momentarily forgot that hewas designing an academic building rather than adesign showcase. Also, the video projectors arepermanently fixed in each of the classrooms,prompting some...