Word: recoverable
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Lotteries have always been present, especially in the Core, but until this year they were just a nuisance, not a burning issue. The key to the problem is briefly mentioned in the staff position. Return the shopping period to its original length, giving everyone time to recover if thrown out...
Dooley's speech must have gotten through loud and clear because Harvard came out firing in the third period. Tri-Captain Brita Lind and freshman Sandra Whyte, Ivy Player of the Week, capitalized on a two-on-one opportunity at 10:50 in the third to give the Crimson a...
Legislators have called the proposed budget financially unsound because of its dependence on a $604 million tax hike that Dukakis proposed last month. Opponents of the plan also criticized its provision for $495 million in savings that includes a plan to recover $227 million by tightening Medicaid eligibility.
Divorce, everyone agrees, is a traumatic event for children. But many parents are consoled by the notion that most youngsters can recover from the painful split-up of their families. Within two or three years, they will resume their normal development and ultimately they will benefit. After all, if the...
Elsewhere, this demoralizing line of reasoning leads to more profound conclusions. Unlike most autobiographers, Julian concedes that what he remembers is only a crude map of his former self. "Our attempts to recover or uncover the past and what really happened are doomed at the outset to failure because it...