Word: bryce
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...drink, on weekend revels with cadets escaping the rigors of noon military drills, the hazing of freshmen, and outright bans on civilian clothes, on-campus drinking, even marriage. No one partied with more fervor than Hazelwood and his buddies on the Trolls, the school's lacrosse team. Says W. Bryce Laraway, a fellow Troll and former roommate of Hazelwood's: "On a scale of 1 to 10, we were probably a 14 in terms of drinking. We made the movie Animal House look like amateur work...
...Colin F. Boyle '90 Ross G. Forman '90 Susan B. Glasser '90 Robert J. Weiner '92 Editorial Editor: Andrew J. Bates '90 Features Editor: Ross G. Forman '90 Sports Editor: Michael D. Stankiewicz '90-'91 Photo Editor: Laura A. DeBonis '91 Business Editor: Andrew R. Jassy '90 Copy Editor: Bryce D. Beseth...
Bunthorne makes a big point of ignoring his bevy of beat beauties. But when his eternal love appears, air-headed, pink-clad diner waitress Patience (Valerie Bryce), he practically swoons. Though he refuses to read to the slavering masses, he promises her, "I'll read it if you bid me, baby!", launching into an orgy of hilariously over-done verse. Needless to say, Patience understands none of it, and on top of that, she doth not dig the poet...
...state to hold a woman to a contract that does violence to her own humanity the bonds of a mother to her child are a lot deeper than the 200-year-old experiment we call the United States of America and the Constitution," said the Rev. Edward M. Bryce, the director of pro-life activities for the National Conference of Catholic Bishops...
...Iceland had a glorious dawn, and has lain in twilight ever since," wrote British Historian James Bryce after an 1872 visit to the island. "It is hardly possible that she should again be called on to play a part in history." This week, however, Iceland's very remoteness has thrust it onto center stage. President Reagan reportedly chose Reykjavik over London for this meeting to minimize distractions. The driving force behind this superpower outing, according to both Soviet and U.S. officials, is "less is best." In attracting the two leaders, Iceland's spartan isolation may have been its major selling...