Word: regularness
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Dates: during 2000-2000
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...been blanket coverage of even the most minute detail, for example, the trek of the Olympic torch as it winds its way across the country. Even before the opening day, the Olympic Park - where most of the important venues are located - was overrun with thousands of visitors, just regular Australians wallowing it being the center of the world sporting universe. On Thursday night, 90,000 people showed up to watch the dress rehearsal of the opening ceremony...
Before the Crimson had a chance to dry off, it was back in the pool to face an old nemesis. The last time Harvard beat Brown in a regular season contest its freshmen were eating in the Union Building, now known as the Barker Center...
Karelin and his campaign managers gave one another fits. "They told me to grow hair instead of having my favorite short haircuts. They told me I should not drive sport-utility vehicles--but I don't fit in a regular car. Finally I said, 'Maybe you want me to pierce my ears and nose, paint my cheeks, use lipstick and makeup? Look, the people who vote for me see me every day as I am. I don't have to pretend to make them like...
Sarah Vowell, a regular contributor to public radio's This American Life, will write each month about her continuing education
JODIE MORSE, one of our education writers, probes the promise and pitfalls of standardized K-to-12 testing, particularly in Texas. Her story helps introduce a new regular feature in TIME, a monthly Special Report on Education that will examine the people, ideas and disputes that are reshaping the classroom. Consider those controversial exams; she notes, "They cause immense anxiety in a lot of homes." Also in this issue, writer reporter Andrew Goldstein, a former teacher, looks at colleges that have made the SAT optional; and reporter Rebecca Winters, whose mother is a school superintendent, profiles home schoolers in colleges...