Word: jockeying
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Slapshot, Wrecking Crew, Minor Threat are the main skinhead bands, they say. It would be a rare day for these bands to ever be heard on Kiss 108, or any other commercial Boston radio station including `Rock the Boat Radio' WFNX. "That's more hardcore," says WFNX disc jockey Bowser. "We don't play that kind of stuff. It's too hard for commercial radio...
...whose grating voice is, finally and poetically, strangled by a telephone cord. And as feminism found its voice in the early '70s, Hollywood shouted back. In Clint Eastwood's Play Misty for Me (1971), Jessica Walter is a woman who has a brief affair with a Carmel, Calif., disk jockey (Eastwood) and is soon threatening him, abducting his girlfriend and coming at him with a knife. Sound familiar? It sounded so familiar to Carpenter and De Palma that they passed on directing Fatal Attraction at least partly because of its echoes from Eastwood's film...
Senior Ted Sevransky, a disc jockey for WJJX, and his sophomore friend Peter Gonzalez, arranged for Gonzalez to call in with racist jokes during Sevransky's talk show. WJJX fired Sevransky, but the university took no disciplinary action against the two last year...
Lindauer had previously worked on three music videos, and a disc jockey recommended that James ask the student for creative assistance. James asked Lindauer, along with Pulier, to provide visualized films to accompany the professionally prepared soundtrack...
However, both Davids seem equally eager to avoid confusion. David E.'s white-on-blue bumper stickers show the middle initial in bright red, while the other David's yellow--on--green logo emphasizes a gigantic 'J'. The 'J' stands for Jude, and a disc jockey friend of the candidate's has been playing "Hey Jude" on a local radio station...