Word: fallen
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...church, with his younger son Monte. On Wednesday night, recalls Perry, "they had come late. Toward the end of the evening, I asked everyone to pray, to turn their chairs around and kneel to pray for those who were wounded and who died. Kids told me the dad had fallen out of his chair and collapsed, breaking down and crying." As for Monte, "he said he was not going to live in a hole, not going to be denied the right to live his life." But, says Perry, Monte was afraid to go to school last Thursday, worried that...
...cinder-block walls of the building, another student shouted, "Don't worry, don't worry, it's all fake!"--to which the bleeding Candace responded, "No it's not! I just got shot!" And then the undeniable masks of pain came over the faces of the fallen...
...good, though, are the high expectations being promoted. If beating Wall Street really were that easy, the ladies would never have fallen. (Can they get up?) That's not to say individuals can't beat the market. You really do have the advantages of time and unique insight into businesses around you. You also have the Internet to enhance access to news and company filings. Use it. And even if you don't beat the market, odds are that any sensible collection of stocks will beat inflation and Treasury bonds over a long period. But don't bank...
...hater tape The Clinton Chronicles. Falwell sold 60,000 of those tapes on television. CHG head PATRICK MATRISCIANA backs Falwell's claim that he didn't know of the payments, which Matrisciana says totaled closer to $100,000 and were made mostly to "researchers" or Clinton denouncers who have fallen on hard times. But while Matrisciana stands by many of the tape's allegations, Falwell is more equivocal. In 1994, says a spokesman, he thought, "Even if most of this is untrue, it deserves a second look." Does he now believe anything on it was true? "I'm not sure...
...early '90s, so too did arena rock fall off the map. Nirvana stormed the music scene in 1991, bringing Seattle grunge to the rest of the country and making alternative suddenly mainstream. By 1993, Winger, Damn Yankees and Bad English had disbanded, and Warrant, Poison and Nelson had fallen off the map entirely. Pushing them aside were bands like Pearl Jam, the Stone Temple Pilots, Soundgarden and the Smashing Pumpkins, turning the airwaves from a place of possibility and power--where our average triumphs were transformed into something greater--into one of alienation and anger. As Ann Powers...