Word: techs
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Reagan also has the entire resources of the Republican Party a his disposal not least of which are the sophisticated PR, media, and high tech skills of its top strategists. The Reagan '84 campaign boasts many of the same key players that carried the '80 juggernaut like campaign chairman, Sen. Paul Laxalt (R-Nev); campaign manager, Edward Rollins; the pollster Richard Wirthlin; and White House advisers James Baker and Michael K. Deaver...
...NonLawyer) Committee; and Elijah the Prophet, 40, of New York City, who sent the FEC a bonus along with his registration papers: a copy of his book, The Time of the End. But surely the wave of the future is a beeping Baltimore independent, Rebecca Robot, who pledges "high-tech jobs for people." A nation governed by a robot? She, or rather it, would certainly be the ultimate machine politician...
...athletes in Chariots of Fire jogged along the beach to its inspirited pulse, and Jennifer Beals went head over heels for its driving beat in Flashdance. Rock groups love its modish, high-tech tones, and jazzmen such as Oscar Peterson and Herbie Hancock have found its versatility irresistible. Laurie Anderson, the avant-garde performance artist, colored her United States, PartsI-IV with its plaintive, other-worldly resonance, and its dark bass notes lurk menacingly in the minimalist scores of Composer Philip Glass...
...Beasley, Arizona State 22 80 91 87.9 9. Golston, Loyola-Illinois 23 107 122 87.7 9. Potter, Oral Roberts 25 71 81 87.7 11. Wagner, Louisville 26 90 103 87.4 12. Arnolie, Penn 21 74 85 87.1 13. Armato, N. Illinois 22 67 77 87.0 14. Jennings, Texas Tech 23 71 82 86.6 15. Cunningham, Texas St. 22 70 81 86.4 16. McKinney, Illinois St. 23 75 87 86.2 17. Stokes, Virginia 23 68 79 86.1 18. Washington, Utah St. 24 111 129 86.0 19. Gannon, North Carolina St. 27 71 83 85.5 19. Gromoe, Pairfield...
Meanwhile, inside the shuttle, Navy Commander Robert Gibson, 37, the copilot, drew a less enviable assignment: he had to free a jammed waste-clearing fan in the shuttle's balky $1.2 million toilet. This high-tech chamber pot, designed to work in the absence of gravity, has broken down repeatedly during shuttle flights. To the crew's relief, Gibson's plumbing skills eventually got the facility working...