Word: affectedly
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Dates: during 2000-2000
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...message--Oh, just give me a glance, I bear friendly tidings from a loving admirer!--headline writers immediately (and irresistibly) nicknamed it the Love Bug. But there was nothing lovable about it. Before it spent itself--in its first incarnation, it was truly a 24-hour virus--it would affect tens of millions of computers, eventually ring up a toll as high as $10 billion in lost work hours and reopen troubling questions about the safety and security of our vital electronic lifelines. By almost any measure, it was the most damaging virus ever, with at least three times...
...just so frustrating to know you owe this much money," she says. "I wish I had the money to pay it off and be O.K. I can't sleep at night. I have tried to not let it affect me with my children. Kids don't know. They say, 'Mommy, I want this.' 'Can we do that?' My God, if they only knew...
Harvard nets about $500,000 a year from these royalties, and Calixto noted that the proceeds go directly to the financial aid office. But because of Harvard's need-based financial aid system, the money does not affect the size of individual students' grants...
...Especially at Harvard, it's easy to become completely isolated in academic experience," Onie says. "But for a lot of students in Project HEALTH, it's been a window to the realities of life during this sheltered period and has let them see firsthand how they can affect meaningful change without that degree...
Braude also does not reject the idea of a pay raise, but does not believe it should go into affect on July 1, like currently planned. He prefers to have a salary increase take affect for the next council...