Word: listen
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: all
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
Well over 150 people crowded into Boylston Hall’s Fong Auditorium last night to listen to Geum Joo Hwang’s graphic tale of her time as a “comfort woman” to Japanese soldiers during World...
...staff also brings its experience to help better programming at WERS. “While I’m sitting at my desk doing paperwork, I listen to the station. When DJs come down after a show, they’ll stop in to talk to me. My main job is to support the students and guide them through the process of doing a great show,” says Rolando Carrera, Asst. to the GM. Murphy and Carerra meet twice weekly with student managers of WERS to discuss the station’s operation. “When issues...
...play by people I’ve met at home,” she says. Some students like O’Dette and Matt Morrell, coordinator for “Jazz Oasis,” even came to Emerson College because of the quality of WERS programs he listened to from home in Randolph, Mass. “I listened to the station in high school, and I knew that radio is what I want to do for a living. If I could get paid to listen to great music, what could be better?” asks Morrell...
...Peter’s not a kid of many words. But when he says something, he’s well-spoken and the guys really listen to him,” said Harvard Coach Mark Mazzoleni...
...Taliban's morale won't crack until it suffers heavy battlefield losses. So long as the U.S. limits its ground operations to commando raids, the job of inflicting those casualties lies with the Northern Alliance. Alliance commanders have provided their strategy for toppling the regime to anyone who will listen: once American bombs softened Taliban forces, the Alliance planned to make its move into the key northern outposts of Mazar-i-Sharif, Kunduz and Taliqan, cutting a swath through the heart of Taliban country. As the Alliance rolled back the Taliban in the north, the thinking went, the certainty...