Word: familiarize
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Dates: during 2000-2000
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...familiar face for Harvard was stationed at an unfamilar location after the Princeton game--the visitor's locker room...
...implication was familiar from Gore's born-again populist campaign: Those lost votes in Florida are the votes of the tired, poor, huddled-masses types, yearning to vote free. And to vote for Al Gore, if only we'd give them a chance...
...tailgate. As a transplant from the Midwest, the international home of tailgating, I have attended more than my fair share of these Saturday afternoon rituals. And yet, Harvard--as Harvard is apt to do--puts its own lavish spin on such events. Though most of the parties had familiar offering of hot dogs and beer, not a few were serving up a more decadent fare. There was champagne, pate and cheeses far more exotic than anything you'd put on a hamburger. Certainly, the festivities were just a bit removed from the likes that fans at Ohio State...
...believe if there is a fair and accurate count of the votes in Florida, we will prevail," Bush said. But if the current hand counts go on, "there will be no fair and accurate result." The implication is familiar: Florida already counted, twice, and Bush already won, twice. But time, politics and an activist court are fast putting those victories in the rear-view mirror. Where does that leave Bush...
...Saturday, Harvard was buried by interceptions. The Crimson turned the ball over on nearly every possession in the fourth quarter, raising questions about the team's preparation for just this sort of (familiar) situation...