Word: calling
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Students expressed frustration at being unable to call outside the Harvard area...
...waited patiently for more than a week. I called the police every day. But no luck. This unidentifiable cab driver stole about $1,000 worth of my stuff. For a poor college student, the situation was devastating. It required me to buy new books, photocopy notes from friends, and attempt the long process of calling doctors to refill prescriptions--not to mention the fact that I also had to call my parents so they could notify the insurance company...
...Clinton officials are now considering what action to take if Suharto fails to implement key aspects of the bailout plan. Tough love may be necessary, but it's a difficult call when this mainstay of U.S. Asia policy sits atop a volcano of social unrest...
...government here. What we want, what we think students have the right to demand, is to take our education into our own hands, to open up space to challenge what's being taught and what's not, by whom, to whom and for whom. No university education can really call itself an education if it doesn't allow students a voice in determining both the form and content of that education. And this means giving students the chance to teach themselves--which is itself a political education. It means getting together to talk among ourselves about how things...
...anywhere near exhausted. According to the L.A. Times, he's subpoenaed the legal effects of Lewinsky's former lawyer, Francis Carter. According to CNN, he's dragging Betty Currie and Bruce Lindsey back before the jury Thursday. Maybe after those repeat performances, Starr will feel inclined to finally call Monica herself -- and get this salacious media event over with...