Word: adding
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Dates: during 2000-2009
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...grades, we’ve had indications that she is excelling. Her academic advisor has sent us several letters asking for us to come to Cambridge and meet with him about Jessica’s academic performance! Jessica told us that she was even called to go before the "AD Board" to talk about her grades. While John and I are not completely sure what "AD" stands for, "Academic Distinction" is what comes naturally to mind...
...every email that you receive, creating the illusion that you are actually a functioning human being. Something like, “Dear friend, I’m currently undergoing a personal crisis and will be unable to respond to e-mail until my meds kick in and/or the ad board asks me to take a semester off to prevent a complete breakdown” really saves a lot of time and stress on your part, not to mention generating some sympathy, goodwill, and possibly flowers from your acquaintances.Other added benefits of this truly economic e-mail system include a chat...
...fucking dickhead bitches! I guess what we’re trying to say is that our first three years here have permanently degraded our relationship and us personally. Not only is Peter the scourge of DA’s life, but he is also the scourge of HUPD, the Ad Board, the Freshman Dean’s Office, and the staffs of Mather Dining Hall and the Cambridge City Morgue. And DA of course, will never be able to hear, smell or swallow again. Years ago we would have been holding hands and embezzling from our high school?...
...here’s your typical Craigslist ad: “Masc, muscular, discreet Harvard jock here looking to hang out with another masc Harvard dude.” I am neither masculine, nor muscular, nor terribly discreet about anything, but these seem to be the requirements. I couldn’t very well hope for success if I posted, “Skinny dorky Jewish flamer seeks fleeting sexual gratification from Harvard jock fantasy,” and so I’ve found myself manufacturing a Craigslist alter ego. In Craigsworld, when my faceless torso photo lures some...
...Neither fact rules out the possibility that the sarcophagus might be Paul's; his bones could have been recovered and reburied in the earlier church, which was built in about AD 390. But not even church representatives, who say that there is "incontrovertible evidence" that Paul was buried at the site, are willing to guarantee that this sarcophagus will contain him. X-ray tests on it have already failed because of a layering of concrete and plaster that still surrounds most of it. And the more than 300-year gap between Paul's reported death by order...