Word: cold
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...cold day, aggression may be necessary," said Harvard Square panhandler Ricardo W. Clayger, "but it's all in how an individual presents themselves...
...withdrawn forces from southern Florida because it no longer considers the island a military threat. But the report will have to concede that FIDEL CASTRO does have a large pharmaceutical industry that could produce biological agents. He also possesses six Russian MiG-29 jets, which Moscow delivered during the cold war, that are equipped to carry such theoretical weaponry. Senior Pentagon officers, who hope Pope John Paul II's visit to Cuba this week will help ease tensions, privately favor normalizing relations with Havana. They fear that the report will only throw red meat to congressional and Cuban-American hard...
...that changed in 1970, when The Crimson decided to switch to a "cold type" process in which a giant camera would capture each page of text on film. Production managers would shine light through the film, exposing a metal plate. The exposure, and subsequent development process, would change the surface of the plate, creating regions which either absorbed or repelled ink, and thus printed the image of the page onto newsprint...
...decade, "students were becoming less involved," remembers Assistant Managing Editor James G. Hershberg '82, who is now an assistant history professor at George Washington University and the former director of the Cold War International History Project. Politically slanted news reporting abated in the face of declining activist fervor...
WWII and Its Cold Aftermath