Word: proudly
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...Before then, the election of president was, as Hyman puts it, "an incestuous smoke-filled process" where the council members elected one of their own as chair of the council. Hyman recalls, "I was roundly condemned by the conservatives who preferred the former 'old boy' small agenda. I'm proud of becoming Public Enemy #1 to that old boy club. We accomplished a lot of things...
...making available of free formal tickets to underprivileged students. Hyman recalls, "We got the financial aid office to set aside so many tickets for those underprivileged students--I think that's one thing that will never be repealed because it's such a great thing. I was proud to lead that project team." Being council president was for Hyman "the most rewarding part of my college experience. Most of my best friends for life were from U.C., and of course, Lamelle!" Today Hyman has returned to the private sector, working in Cambridge as a management consultant...
...proud to be a part of what it is and what goes on here. It's a little bit unique because you come here and there is one type of music being played on the second floor--'80s and new wave--and downstairs there's full-on club music, and on both floors there's a complete party atmosphere. Anyone who comes here will have a good time and leave with a smile on their face, and that is really all you can expect working in a club...
...bragging loudly about their stocks from their desks. Shemmer has more than $11,000 of his own money invested in the market, mostly in risky, especially volatile "penny stocks" that can be bought in huge quantities. "Make your fucking move!" he shouts at one dawdling stock. But he's proud of a company called Zamba, which started out in the morning at $5 a share. It's up to $5.50 by the time he settles down at his desk. "Look at Zamba! I'm making a slow killing!" Shemmer shouts. The other analysts grumble...
...proud of the council's work in the past four years and during my term in this last year. Even while working within the framework of the council's current structure, we have never failed to fight hard for the students' interests, and I am confident that no matter who is elected in the next few weeks to replace me, the council will continue to work tirelessly to represent the student body...