Word: tellingly
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Dates: during 2000-2000
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...cruelly busy month, and with the temperatures dropping, sitting at home, watching the world go by on the computer screen (somewhere between the response paper and the thesis prospectus) may seem all too comfortable--in that uncomfortable, stressing way that Harvard can be comfortable.. But do your duty--tell the presidential search committee what you think of President Rudenstine (like the fact you have never met him) and what the next President should do differently. Address it to Harvard University Search Committee, Loeb House, Cambridge 02138 (it should go through University mail without trouble...
...keep the audience on their toes. Set in the fast-paced world of modern New York City, the play also explores the intricacies of human interaction in a mystery setting. "It is smartly written," says director Alison Haskovec '02. "All of the characters have interesting, albeit sad tales to tell about their lives." With layers upon layers of complexity, Disappeared is guaranteed to leave the audience thinking. "Nothing is in black and white-no single person can be put to blame and no one is guiltless," says the director...
...obscure (Soft Cell covering Gloria Jones' "Tainted Love"), but when the original was once a fairly big song (Tiffany covering Tommy James and the Shondells' "I Think We're Alone Now," Sixpence None the Richer covering The La's' "There She Goes") it just riles me. Riles me, I tell...
...Ladies Man voice] Well, listen, first of all, you've got to take it easy, and try not to force the issue. And I would say, try to find some very tight pants to fit into, get some Courvoisier, and slip it in her drink. Don't tell anybody I told you this, but that is how I do it. I get them drunk in the beginning, and then it's all good...
...Tell him that he just became president of the United States." Bush communications director Karen Hughes was overheard relaying that message to her candidate an hour after the debate ended. But before Bush's lead in the snap polls even had a chance to mature (or disappear, as Gore's did after the first debate), the Middle East blew up, and the stock market with it. Six days of debate-related punditry and spin cycling has been abruptly cut short. In the Friday headlines - big, grave, banner headlines with the seriousness of death in them - there was nary a Bush...