Word: equalizing
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Only on Opening Day are all teams and all fans equal, it's said. No wins, no losses, no slumps or streaks. Just the uniform prospect of 162 regular-season contests, the across-the-board possibility of post-season play, the common anticipation of endless summertime...
...true fan really believes, on the eve of Opening Day, that all teams are equal. The magic of an Opening Day lies not in innocence but in wisdom; Adam and Eve would have been lousy baseball fans...
Getting out from behind the restrictive pulpit was even better than losing a watch, to Jesse's and the crowd's thinking, so he used the fight as an excuse to glide to the right side of the stage, his wingtips over the edge and his volume equal to the task of overriding the debate on the opposite...
...clubs, they are excluded from the unparalleled resources of the clubs and from the "old boy" alumni contacts which the clubs foster. Exclusion, and the acceptance of exclusion trains students to believe that it's right--and natural--for men and women to dominate separate spheres. Separate but equal? Hardly...
...demonstrating to dealers and software developers a third program, called Presentation Manager, that is intended to be the software centerpiece of its new PS/2 line of personal computers. Presentation Manager is virtually identical to Windows 2.03, and any legal restraints placed on Windows can be expected to apply with equal force to the IBM program. That is the real target of Apple's suit, says Richard Shaffer, editor of Technologic Computer Letter. "Apple wants to delay, stall, confuse or otherwise hold at bay IBM's Presentation Manager...