Word: boned
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...discussions are as uninhibited as the schedule, then expressions of disquiet can be expected from at least a few of the Western leaders. The chief bone of contention: Reaganomics and stratospheric U.S. budget deficits...
...done better at telling that story in recent years than Gould. At 41, in lectures and writings, on television and even in the courtroom, this gifted Harvard scholar has managed to turn a musty, bone-littered, backbiting discipline into the most exciting of sciences. Like his friend Carl Sagan, he has become a superstar of science. "Only Carl," Gould insists, "cuts a better figure on the tube...
...first and most glaring misconception was expressed by Diane Cardwell, who asserts that "In response to a request for a Third World center, the University threw Black students a bone in the form of the Foundations." This statement reflects both ignorance of the facts and confusion. Since its-inception two years ago, every public report has made it clear that the Harvard Foundation was not established in lien of a Third World center. This point cannot be overemphasized...
Cardwell's contusion is reflected throughout her editorial in such sentences as The plea for a Third world center is based upon a desire to improve race relations by making Black students students feel more comfortable and accepted at the College and the University threw Black students a bone..." By definition. "Third World" is supposed to include Asians. Hispanics/Latinos, Native Americans, etc., If this letter is supposed to reflect "Third World" attitudes why do these groups go unmentioned. Many students have pointed out to the Foundation office that Asian American student activities are attended almost entirely by Asian Americans, Latino...
When Pringle confesses that he cannot look at the excruciating bone-marrow aspiration procedure, the child becomes father to the man. "Next time," Eric orders, "you watch...