Word: tied
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Governor Weld--Flashy blue shirt and pink tie contrasted well with gray jacket...
Moderator Charles J. Ogletree--Harvard Law Professor comes in a close second with black jacket, multi-colored tie, and sleek black baggy pants...
...history, doing well is a very high standard. Harvard didn't give up a goal until its fifth game last year, scored at least three goals in all but six games and outscored its Ivy foes 23-5. The only non-win in the league was a 0-0 tie at Cornell...
...history, doing well is a very high standard. Harvard didn't give up a goal until its fifth game last year, scored at least three goals in all but six games and outscored its Ivy foes 23-5. The only non-win in the league was a 0-0 tie at Cornell...
...While studying cinema in California in 1937, we were told, "Stars' salaries are going to put Hollywood out of business." They didn't, and they won't. Real stars bring in enough extra in theaters, on video, from television and cable, from abroad and even from commercial tie-ups in theaters, to make them worthwhile. In earlier years, Hollywood didn't spend $5 million to $25 million to launch each major studio film. When I was a studio publicist, we used publicity and promotion, at one-twentieth the cost of ads. Each of the eight major Hollywood studios could save...