Word: brightly
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Just over Kerner's left shoulder the Breistroff entourage was waiting in a crowded tunnel underneath Bright Hockey Center unsure of what to do next. During the intermission between the first and second periods, a friend of Michel's had spotted Mr. Breistroff in the crowd. How are you, Mr. Breistroff? Mr. Breistroff shrugged. Well, what...
...then there's the humble pocket production, the play created by a few extremely devoted students, often with a single person acting as the driving force behind its conception and execution. Such labors of love are occasionally bright stars in the local firmament--one thinks of Winsome Brown '95 as Oscar Wilde--but more often they remain rather stolidly on the ground, more remarkable for their intentions than for their results...
Organizers have not yet tabulated the costs of equipping the Bright Hockey Center with the proper lighting and sound equipment, paying the performers' travel expenses and purchasing T-shirts and programs for resale...
...foreign staffs, they are beefing up entertainment and sports coverage. Many journalists are worried that USA Today and its children will take over the world. Derided as "McPaper" when it was founded in 1982 by Gannett chairman Al Neuharth, USA Today pioneered the delivery of news in light, bright, four-color bites. The paper now has a national circulation of 1.6 million, second only to the Wall Street Journal, and has announced a jump in ad pages and revenue over last year...
...that grime in the models' bangs or only hair gel caking? When Goldin descends below the taboo line, she's not just down there on a visit. She lives there, or she has. She reminds us of what the real world at night looks like, full of bright light but also sour light and scenes that wouldn't sell much cologne. Friends on the toilet is one of her subthemes. So are blunt sex and bad housekeeping...