Word: richardsons
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Dates: during 2000-2000
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...yesterday, "For me, it's BSB week!!" Moral of the story: Cynicism comes back to bite you in the ass. (Oh, and she wants everyone to know-if there are any more closet BSB fans out there who want to see the teddy bear she got from Kevin Richardson, e-mail her at acasill...
...1970s, the drink of choice was the whiskey sour, so at the beginning of each night the bartender would set out about 50 glasses--with appropriate garnishes--over the entire bar and spend the evening filling them up. "There's a story that [former U.S. attorney general] Elliot L. Richardson '41 had to be carried out every night, but it wasn't really like that in our day," Daniel G. Swistel '75 maintains however. "Getting drunk was not a routine thing." And John Dotson recalls the band's drinking contest, in which "one member had to check into the hospital...
Napster, the most popular of these software clients, has been downloaded more than 5 million times, causing its parent company's CEO, Eileen Richardson, to boast, "We're the fastest-growing company in the history of the Web." Gnutella, an open-source variant of Napster created by ex-hacker and current AOL employee Justin Frankel, 21, caused a buzz last week when AOL scurried to pull the software, calling it "an unauthorized free-lance project." AOL is planning to merge with Time Warner, a major player in the music industry. But by the time AOL yanked Gnutella, enough copies...
...begun the process of choosing a running mate, sources tell TIME. The first two names working their way through the vetting process: North Carolina Governor JIM HUNT, 62, and Florida Senator BOB GRAHAM, 63, both moderate and strong on education. The third-most-talked-about option, Energy Secretary Bill Richardson, 52, has his fate tied in part to gas prices...
Politically, the horizon doesn't look quite as rosy. Republicans are drooling over the potential to exploit Energy Secretary Bill Richardson's recent admission that the Clinton administration "was caught napping" on OPEC's actions to increase oil prices. In particular, they are likely to focus on the gap between the 2.3 million-barrels-a-day production increase that Richardson was asking for - a level that could have resulted in a price reduction - and the 1.7 million-barrel increase that appears likely. In a country that has embraced the gas-guzzling SUV with enthusiasm, look for Vice President Gore...