Word: webster
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...rebellious Bonesmen vow that if the board does not relent, Bones will simply meet elsewhere next year. "Our main objective is communication between members," says Bonesman Douglas Webster. "That can be done anywhere...
...Carey apologized, but the furor had barely subsided when he declared that his enthronement would feature a brief selection of songs accompanied by bass guitar, synthesizer and saxophone. The notion of the ancient ceremony being interrupted by 20th century sounds has scandalized the church's right wing. Huffs Donald Webster, a Fellow of the Royal College of Organists and one of Britain's leading hymnologists: "When you have popular music in the service, it lowers the tone...
Kate Michelman, the League's executive director, traced the trend back to the Supreme Court's 1989 decision in Webster v. Reproductive Health Services, which allowed states to pass legislation restricting abortion...
...wasn't good enough for Neil Rudenstine--he cut out at halftime. But this may have been an ominous mistake for the future president of Harvard, because this production of John Webster's The Duchess of Malfi deserved to keep most people planted in their seats...
...photos, the Beltway desk jockeys were convinced that Iraqi tanks, armored personnel carriers and artillery were in far better shape than field commanders claimed and could inflict great damage in ground combat. Bush Administration officials were so irritated by the continuing bureaucratic controversy that they reprimanded CIA chief William Webster at a White House session for letting his people publicly undermine Schwarzkopf's figures...