Word: cantabridgian
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...spend 85 nights in Iowa and to be living on people's farms was really an eye-opening experience for me," says the native Cantabridgian, who grew up in Central Square. A close personal friend of the governor's, Mitropoulis adds that what he most appreciated about his election experience was the opportunity to work with the eclectic set of people involved in the national political campaign...
...native Cantabridgian, McGrath said she thought her advantages included a familiarity with the city and its policies...
...other unofficial Harvard nickname, are even worse. The Cantabridgian, which means a person who lives in Cambridge--is downright silly. And I'm not sure I want to be known as one of the Johns--there are unfortunate implications of this age-old euphemism...
Stanford officials claim, perhaps in an attempt to persuade the Cantabridgian Khrushchev into putting his shoe back on, that the whole controversy has been blown out of proportion by the article. "We never offered her anything that any other Music major doesn't have access to," Tanya Granoff, assistant to the dean of admissions, told The Crimson last week...
After failing to sell the skulls, the youths left them in a plastic bag near the store where the summer school student and Cantabridgian picked them up, according to police reports...