Word: bus
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Pedestrians and bicyclists yelled at the group and a man leaned from a passing bus, shouting an expletive...
...Dartmouth is for the current Harvard generation to savor for the ages. And before blindly herding ourselves onto shuttles heading to New Haven on November 22--en route to watching a slaughter of a helpless, rebuilding Eli squad--anyone proud to wear crimson apparel ought to drive, take the bus, bike, jog or crawl (even hitchhike, damn it!) up north tonight or tomorrow with the intention of swarming the visitors' sideline and cheering the team to a tremendous victory over the obnoxious Big Green...
...Crimson also faces a tough road game at Fairfield on Wednesday. With Dartmouth looming next Sunday, a three-hour bus ride and midterms to face, Harvard will have to focus extra hard in order to defeat Fairfield and carry its current momentum into the showdown with Dartmouth...
...first I didn't want to go to Washington with the Promise Keepers. But my wife asked me to go. On a chartered bus with 30 other guys, I learned that many of their wives, sisters and mothers-in-law wanted them to attend. When feminists cast aspersions about "male supremacy" on the Promise Keepers, please keep in mind that it is, in a real sense, a women's movement as well. Women hope that when their men return home, they will be more attentive to their needs and better able to love their families. I know I was. PAUL...
There's a short but unforgettable scene near the end of Year of the Horse, featuring Jarmusch in the only time he's seen on screen, his signature puff of white hair arching towards the ceiling, and Young, as they journey on a tour bus through the French countryside. The director discusses religion with his chief star, i.e., how "God was really pissed in the Old Testament." During their discourse, it becomes plain just how much these men share in common. This moment captures the power of the film as a whole, showing how two apparently disparate cultural figures...