Word: botherer
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Their guards really pressured us and we let it bother us," Harvard Coach Kathy Delaney Smith said. "The game was determined by the press...
...marriage was the first for Mayman, but the third for Bernhard. Mayman said philosophically, "If I was going to bother, I might as well go with...
Unfortunately, many of those in need of protection do not get vaccinated. Of the people who are vulnerable to complications from influenza because of other health problems, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control estimates, only one in five will actually bother to get shots. The fact that two kinds of vaccine are necessary for many people this year may be a further source of confusion about who should be inoculated. According to the CDC, the two-shot candidates include anyone under the age of 35 with chronic health problems such as diabetes, heart disease, renal disease, cancer or a suppressed...
...tried to enlist the support of its partners. The session, though, quickly became what one British participant called a "small disaster." The other countries made it clear that they wanted to play no part in the campaign for sanctions. Six of the twelve E.C. member nations did not even bother to send their foreign ministers. A British proposal that the entire Community withdraw its ambassadors from Damascus for consultations was blocked by France, West Germany, Spain and Greece. Proposals to cut off arms sales to Syria, stiffen visa requirements for Syrian visitors and place restrictions on Syrian embassies and plane...
Cabot House resident Grant describes his life at Harvard as going through three stages. "When I first got here, a lot of people knew who I was, but that didn't bother me at all," Grant says. "Then I went through a period where I was tired of being perceived as a `goat-boy.' Now I feel like I've established my own identity away from typecasting...