Word: walks
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Carnesale knew everyone. He would "walk into your office and say 'Richard, how are you doing and how's that project going,'" says Ramsey Professor of Political Economy Richard J. Zeckhauser. "When you got a grant, he would drop you a little note...
...Working with the players I was first struck by their experience," Benson says. "When I was here, we were relying on walk-one who often had no experience before coming to Harvard. This year, if you're a walk-on, you've got to be very experienced...
...students walk through the Science Center for the first time this fall, they'll probably notice some new kiosks. At one they can pick up gourmet coffee or espresso, and at another they can check e-mail, search a gopher or log-on to the World Wide...
...delayed shuttle Discovery lifted off at 6:23 p.m. EDT, with six NASA astronauts aboard. Among the highlights of the nine-day mission: the first untethered space walk in 10 years (using a $7 million, James Bond-style jet pack) and the first U.S. robot to fly in space...
...that spanned two decades, Ilyich Ramirez Sanchez used all those names. But the public knew him as Carlos the Jackal, the moniker that best evoked his ruthless, predatory spirit. As he boldly declared in 1975 while holding 11 OPEC ministers hostage in Vienna: "To get anywhere, you have to walk over the corpses." His image is frozen in time in crude black-and-white photos of a pudgy face that seemed menacing in its banality and came to symbolize the world of mercenary terror. But last week as Carlos was arrested in Sudan and whisked to France to face charges...