Word: savoring
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Tugging an equipment bag across the grass of Cumnock Field, freshman Kathryn Nagle nevertheless found time to savor a Rice Krispie treat after the Harvard field hockey team's 2-1 win over B.U. yesterday...
...think any social studies concentrator who embraces progressive enlightenment theory can turn this event down," Navin Narayan '99 said in an e-mail message. "As social studies concentrators, we have been bred to savor these opportunities...
...years, with all the windows open, the thudding of that press could be heard up and down the alleys and street. The people would take off their aprons or stuff the day's receipts in the cash registers and hurry to the Free Press office to savor another chapter of their lives, gossip a little and hunt for a typo or two, exclaiming triumphantly when they found...
Today grindhouse films have a nostalgic savor--old naughtiness that looks naive--but it's certain nobody was thinking masterpiece. The films were often shot in a weekend with untested actors who had to get it right the first time; to producers, the only truly obscene phrase was "Take Two." The running times were as short as a starlet's skirt. A plot-heavy thriller might last 51 minutes (Maniac) or 63 (Herschell Gordon Lewis' gore-gantuan Blood Feast). Then again, the numbing incompetence of some adults-only films made that one hour seem endless. The tone of even...
...Crimson were barely able to savor its victory over Princeton, when it had to board a bus to Vermont on Monday morning. The rescheduling caused class conflicts, which left the Crimson squad depleted for the two games. In fact, only 13 of the teams 19 players made the trip, and with junior catcher Kara Hartl out with a shoulder injury, only 12 players were available to play...