Word: afternoon
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Representative Barney Frank '61 (D-Mass.) spoke about impeachment, the influence of the right wing, the importance of voting, and gay rights to a crowd of about 150 students at Harvard Law School's Austin Hall yesterday afternoon...
...days of heavy rain was not the only problem with Mixfest '98, the seventh annual, two-day concert event sponsored by Boston radio station MIX 98.5 (WBMX). Fans who braved the weather to spend a disastrous afternoon at City Hall Plaza soon realized that they were duped by a manipulative publicity bonanza on the part of MIX radio. In hindsight, it seems that this concert had little to do with free music, and a lot to do with free publicity for the radio station. That should have been apparent from the weeks of obnoxious, on-air hype that...
...apparent lack of thought and planning was evident throughout the afternoon. Fans who had paid $50 for Golden Circle charity seats had trouble finding separate access to their center stage seats. Several unlucky individuals were told by security staff to fight their way through the crowd of 100,000 people in order to get to their seats. How fair, not to mention how safe...
Pound Hall yesterday afternoon was a hotbed of eager job seekers, with first-year law students seeking advice for upperclass students at a public interest job fair on the second floor and at least five upperclass students and graduate students looking into careers at Goldman Sachs just downstairs...
...first out the door, smiling as Newt Gingrich, Trent Lott and Dick Armey patted each other on the back for the cameras -- the budget deal is finally done, and, after legislative aides spend their weekend proofreading the bill, it will come before the House for a vote Tuesday afternoon. "Mr. and Mrs. America," boomed a suddenly populist Armey, "your surplus is intact." That was more than could be said for the Republicans' self-esteem. Although the majority party could claim a few victories, most of the spoils of these tedious negotiations have gone to the side that was supposed...