Word: flatly
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...cannot opt not to use these services," said Elliott S. Ng '91, president of the Harvard-Radcliffe Orchestra. In past years, the HRO has used student ushers who volunteered their services, he said. This year, custodial services will be included in the flat fee automatically...
...Flat-Webbed...
With the outcome already decided, the Crimson came out a little flat in the third quarter. The nine-goal cushion allowed Harvard to play a few reserves while experimenting with its defense and man-up situations. MIT fans finally got something to cheer about, as the Engineers cut the deficit to 14-8 heading into the final period...
When he takes the Joint Chiefs job, Powell will need all these skills and more. The Pentagon budget, flat since 1986, is likely to undergo cuts that threaten not only major weapons programs but also the delicate interservice balance that a JCS Chairman must maintain...
...birth of a band: at a London flat some eight years ago, Shane MacGowan, who had more of his teeth back then, picked up a guitar and started to play an old Irish tune, Paddy Worked at the Railways. He played it fast; he played it very fast, in the best postpunk, frontal-assault style. His pal Spider Stacy clocked MacGowan's hands at "940 light-years an hour." That time, of course, was unofficial. But looking back now, it has become the official beginning of the Pogues...