Word: classically
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Dates: during 2000-2000
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Gardner projected by the year 2005, the ratio of classic national security spending such as defense budgets to "new" national security will be 16 to 1, a formula which he said will prove to be "self-destructive...
...hate her because she's beautiful. Model LAUREN BUSH has already appeared in Vogue, Texas Monthly, George and W--which is appropriate since she's George W.'s niece. The daughter of the Republican candidate's brother Neil, she is "a classic beauty, with an athletic build--and what a face!" says her booker at the Elite modeling agency. The 5-ft. 6 1/2-in. stunner, who lives near Houston, tells reporters that she may someday try acting, but that politics--other than campaigning against animal cruelty and possibly dancing at Uncle George's Inaugural Ball--holds little interest. Her mother...
Jimmy Cliff is quite possibly the greatest living reggae artist. He credits his own work with helping to shape the genre during its infancy in the late '60s and early '70s, and the soundtrack from his 1972 film The Harder They Come, which has become a cult classic, established him as a prominent figure in the music world. Dubbed the "Reggae Ambassador," Cliff is as close as you could come to representing the heritage and tradition of reggae through a single artist...
...Boston Ballet's production of Cleopatra-with lush costumes, breathtaking scenery and evocative, lyrical dancing-rightfully puts the Bangels to shame, and offers a refreshingly beautiful take on a classic tale...
...year war between the Denver Post and the Rocky Mountain News has been a classic Wild West affair in Hearstian yellow, stretching from penny-a-day subscription offers in the last decade back to a 1907 streetfight between the papers' editors. Now the bean-counters at the papers have called a truce, entering into a joint operating agreement (JOA) that will merge the Post's and News' circulation and advertising departments into a single entity. And though the agreement keeps the two editorial departments technically distinct, TIME Denver bureau chief Richard Woodbury says it looks like Denver is not long...