Word: regularness
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Dates: during 2000-2000
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...think of me as Dr. Drew, Dear Abby, Anne Landers, and Adam Corolla rolled up into one--although that would be a hideously ugly person. (Please send any future submissions to bleeve@netscape.net-this could become a semi-regular thing, if enough good letters accumulate...
Even more troubling is the fact that minorities and urban school districts fared much more poorly on the test than their more wealthy, suburban counterparts. In Boston, 59 percent of the regular education students who took the sophomore math test failed. Another 10 percent didn't even come to school. The numbers get worse when you include students with learning disabilities and limited English proficient students, all of whom will also be required to pass the test in order to graduate. Only two percent of Boston sophomores with disabilities and a miniscule one percent of students with limited English proficiency...
...please," reads the brightly colored plastic drain cover in the Science Center urinals--this clever pun comes thanks to the folks at www.maincampus.com, whatever they sell. Water in the renovated dining halls now has a brand name, as the soda machines and the potato chips have had on a regular basis. And, of course, in the Harvard T stop, first cnet.com and now American Express have invaded, monopolizing the traditional advertising spaces, pasting posters to the metal beams and spelling out the product name across the turnstiles...
...Crimson will resume action on Thursday, with a doubleheader at Boston College. Next weekend, Allard and Co. will return home for important conference games against Yale and Brown. With just three weeks remaining in the regular season, the team seems prepared and excited for the upcoming games...
...reason may be partly sociological. "Most of the writers who are using the English language belong to a very, very microscopic section of the country, which is fairly divorced from what the country is actually about," says Raj Kamal Jha, 33, a novelist and editor with a regular paycheck from the Indian Express in New Delhi...