Word: page
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 1990-1999
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...Alicia designs. She's a picky person, and she welcomed the idea of a full-page head-shot with gusto she reserves for peanuts. She's allergic. I'm a back-seat designer. I love to watch Alicia's hands fly over the keyboard as she executes shortcuts and massages mounds of text and megabytes of photos into a beautiful FM. She looks at the magazine very closely. In fact, what you're looking at right now, I've written , but she designed it. From my floppy disk, to the Quark document, into the text-box and arranged just...
...exclamation, "Amazing." Addicted to lip balms, try as we might. Not over illegal drug use. Or girlfriends. Not over modesty. Not over Bob Slate's or Bob Pollard. Family: not over the concept. Anna's not over her dog or the "hot Anna" photo we didn't run on page 28. Mica: not over yellow. Not over 11 X 17. Can't move beyond baths. Also not over wool. Not over Catcher in the Rye. Not over the Midwest, nope...
...reporter's bible, a 32-page pamphlet containing such pearls of wisdom as "Each reporter must bring his or her own pens to the building. But beware, The Crimson is crawling with pen thieves. Guard pens carefully. (Helpful hint: pens don't work well when wet. The well-prepared reporter always has a couple of pencils handy to use while covering rainy-day protests and rallies...
...failed to recognize that, given my circumstances, of the six thousand undergraduates on this campus, I was the least appropriate person to expound on such a theme. Still, I was coerced, cajoled and bamboozled into ripping open my festering emotional wounds, all for the purpose of filling the back page of a magazine that most people read on the toilet...
...first page of the women's initiative pamphlet, RUS says: "With the merger of Harvard and Radcliffe, the issues of undergraduate women have been largely ignored...