Word: anyways
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Dates: during 2000-2000
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...What will anyone remember in any class anyway? Probably little," he says. "It's good in the class if you're a little witty. It makes things more lively for [students...
...problem: successful pressing teams are built around quickness, and Harvard's biggest strength is its size. The Crimson was so much better than most of the CCSU squad that the press should've worked anyway. But the only success Harvard found with its up-tempo game was turning the ball over through bad passes and generally sloppy play...
...visit friends, otherwise, he might find useful the enhanced Shuttle Service that the council convinced the administration to provide for students. Of course, what's the use for getting to other Houses, when the fact that your key card now swipes you in to them doesn't matter, anyway? And no, calling up from the blue-light phones isn't necessary either, for the council got those...
...read the details to believe this stuff. The New York Mets say the reason they've pulled out of the auction for free-agent shortstop Alex ("A-Rod") Rodriguez is the extras demanded by agent Scott Boras, who counters that these things were hardly "demands" and that, anyway, he didn't make some of them. Whatever--the add-ons to a 12-year, $300 million contract reportedly include an escalator clause that would automatically bump A-Rod's salary over anyone else's; a luxury box at the stadium for the star's entourage; private jet service; a tent...
...they say in Detroit, to walk the talk. For example, just days after he heard about the October plant closings and the $512 million loss, the chairman made the mistake of telling the Financial Times that the notion of a merger of equals had always been a fiction anyway: "If I had gone and said Chrysler would be a division, everybody on their side would have said, 'There is no way we'll do this deal.'" That comment alone drew so much resentment at Chrysler that he had to apologize. Schrempp, a man who so values reliable information, at least...