Word: editor
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Dates: during 2000-2000
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Tensions flared briefly between the two teams in the seventh inning, though, when Lampoon junior Willie Decherd, who is also a Crimson editor, charged the mound after leaning into a curveball from Wirzbicki, who is also a Crimson editor...
...throws a wrench in their PR machine," said McKean, who is also a Crimson editor. "[Pre-frosh weekend] represents a moment of extreme vulnerability for the administration--they [have] people here they desperately want to impress...
...were extremely orderly and not disruptive at all," said McKean, who is also a Crimson editor. "We knew what we were doing and why we were there and what we wanted to accomplish...
...good are these daughters of legends really? And is women's boxing truly a sport or merely what Fight Game editor Bert Sugar dismisses as "Baywatch with gloves on"? The women's game has the same 18 weight classes as men's boxing, but rounds last two minutes instead of three, and many fighters are relative novices who have turned pro after few if any amateur matches, as compared with the 20-plus bouts that male fighters tend to have...
...critics, particularly in Europe - where McDonald's has a huge business - have raised such a swirl of questions and controversy around GM foods that fast-food companies have begun to worry about their reputations with customers. "The Europeans are absolutely against GM foods, regardless of science," said TIME business editor William Saporito. And with the fast-food companies anticipating a similar wave of consumer concern in the U.S., they figure there's no point in trying to fight. "They're better off being on the side of the perceived 'good guys,'" Saporito said...