Word: bunche
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: all
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
First, empowering state parties has some real advantages. If state parties have the resources and the autonomy to do their thing, they can be more effective than a national bureaucracy. When people think of the Democratic “Party establishment,” they often imagine a bunch of fat white guys sitting in a smoke-filled room throwing darts at kittens. In the standard caricature, Party activists are out of touch with “the people.” Conservatives say they’re too liberal. Liberals say they’re too corporate...
...cheery, lighthearted feel of its graphics, its repeated assurances that it is meant to be “just some good fun,” and because of the uniquely probing insight of its questions. How can people help but recognize that Harvard students are a fun-seeking bunch when they see students answering such probing insights as whether or not one’s “personal beliefs are important,” whether they can “engage in conversations” with “new people,” or, most earnestly in that...
...creators Jonathan Hyman ’08 and Kevin Bombino ’08 would do well to adopt the manifest-destiny-like strategy of Thefacebook and aggressively expand to Boston University, Boston College, Wellesley, Northeastern and Tufts. While Harvard’s 6,500 students are an interesting bunch, the amorous possibilities of having tens of thousands of area college students linked together in one vast electronic embrace are too great to imagine. Harvard men and women alike would be able to finally take advantage of one of the reasons that convinced them to go here in the first...
...covered a bunch of male artists' songs from a female perspective. Did you ever hear from any of them? Slayer sent T shirts to the crew. They said something completely and totally tasteless, and that's why we love them...
...Bunch of villains chases the hero through back streets clogged with human traffic. Nothing new there. But watch the way Thailand's Tony Jaa uses his daredevil energy and grace to obliterate action-movie clichs in the pummeling, exhilarating Ong-Bak: The Thai Warrior. With a spring in his sneakers, he vaults over a pyramid of tires, a flotilla of cars and a class of children while being pursued by a gang of thugs. He dives through a ring of barbed wire, glides under moving vehicles. He jogs up pedestrians' backs and tiptoes on their heads. In this thrilling...