Word: bowness
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...when the Bruins lost on Tuesday, I felt vindicated. All was right in the world. Order has been returned. If the Celtics bow out soon, the next step toward harmony will take place...
...ride up the mountain brings tourists to Preah Ang Tho, a 16th century Buddhist monastery notable for the giant reclining Buddha carved into the top of a 20-m boulder. Climb the rickety wooden staircase to a landing that surrounds the 17-m-long Buddha, where monks and believers bow, burn incense and leave fruit...
...with a small groups of close friends. What I consider to be the tragedy of recent final club history is that the administration’s often restrictive attitudes and policies regarding student life, coupled with the loss of several socially-oriented Harvard Square institutions (e.g. the Grille, the Bow), have increased the pressure on final clubs to become active centers of social life, despite being completely unaffiliated with the university. This development is not, as is generally assumed, embraced by the clubs or their members...
...Variety, reviewing her film debut, called her "the Clara Bow of her race." When she toured Europe in the 30s she was billed as "the black Garbo." But based on her one starring role in a Hollywood film, McKinney was more the black Jean Harlow - pure impurity on screen. Even that's not quite fair to Nina (rhymes with Dinah), for Harlow's was essentially a comic persona, lacing fake baby talk into the braying of the gold digger who's already a little tired of the priapic effect she has on men. McKinney, though her signature character is frequently...
...addition to adding color and vibrancy to neighborhoods and employing city youth, the BYFMC contributes to the development of the next generation of artists and arts patrons. “After all, the museums can’t just depend on a homogeneous population of guys in bow ties,” Schork remarked...