Word: stack
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Police have also received reports of a man fitting the same description exposing himself to students passing by the fourth-floor stack of another campus library...
...that end, TIME this week begins a series of profiles on the leading presidential candidates, declared and not yet announced. "Our aim," says Ajemian, "is not to tell how they stack up, one vs. another, but to learn what motivates them, to try to peer through the psychological cover that politicians wear so well and sense, as best we can, the essence of these...
...article recommended as possible strategies quitting smoking, writing silly letters and shooting the President dating Brooke's mother or roommates or just remaining intriguingly aloof in the stack of Princeton's library and thereby piquing Shields's curiously...
...Stack-Up," though not as intense an experience as "Treading," is certainly not anti-climactic. Choreographed to music by Earth, Wind and Fire. Two Tons of Fun, Fearless Four, Alphonze Mouson and Grover Washington Jr., this jazzy piece features an ensemble of sixteen dancers discoing their hips to flashy music in flashy colors. Different gangs are quartered off--the punks, the sleazies, and the cools. The dancing here is the main event; the groups are unified internally, and the dancers shift styles with ease as the music alternates between disco and saxophone-blues. Throughout the shifts, there is a constant...
Terrorist bombings have become familiar events to everyone but survivors near by. For them, something in reality irrevocably snaps in the explosion: "All they could speak of, if they could speak at all, was the road tipping, or a chimney stack silently lifting off the roof across the way, or the gale ripping through their houses, how it stretched their skin, thumped them, knocked them down, blew the flowers out of the vases and the vases against the wall. They remembered the tinkling of falling glass all right, and the timid brushing noise of the young foliage hitting the road...