Word: calme
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...most likely cause for the leveling off of early applications is that people have gotten savvy and relatively calm about early applications," Director of Admissions Marlyn McGrath Lewis '70-'73 said in an interview yesterday...
...applaud OCS officials' recognizing that students have classes and extracurricular commitments in the afternoons and often cannot make it to the building before the reading room closes at 4:30 p.m. The extra hours may also add a modicum of calm to the reading room during frenzied afternoons, because students will realize that they can come back after dinner to look for more information. And anything that would make the atmosphere less tense in the room where students decide their futures is a positive change. It is about time the College realized that students operate on a much later schedule...
...good explanation for why he's there--no helpful "Thanks for putting me up here while I am on my way to Shropshire-on-Blandings," say--we're most interested. When we see good Meg, who seems most unfortunately to be addicted to helium shots, pipe away at the calm, turtle-like Petey about fried toast, we want to know how on earth these two came together...
Speaking before a packed house of 700 to 800 people last night at the ARCO Forum, Reed was calm and unfazed by protesters in his discourse on the upcoming election, drugs, abortion, civil rights and slipping social values...
Scott E. Griffen, the manager on duty, and bartender Andre Haynes intervened, breaking up the fight. Griffen said he asked Squires and his friends to leave, and escorted them upstairs and outside of the club, leaving Haynes to calm Garrett and Mills...