Word: cheeks
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Harvard Outing Club officials called for his Wellesley counterpart to come to the front of the crowd of tired racers. "Your services will be cheerfully rendered, I presume," he said to her. She smiled, and gave each of the top four finishers the traditional kiss on the cheek...
...variant for cheek whiskers, the term sideboards is not that new. As early as 1890, it was used as a more graphic synonym for sideburns, named after the Civil War's Union General Ambrose Everett Burnside...
...weeks after that nasty automobile crackup, bounding out of a Queens, New York, hospital looking nowhere near his 64 years and flashing that famous grin as several hundred shrieking females gathered to wish him well. "I feel great," said Gary, and proved it by planting a kiss on the cheek of Sister Thomas Francis, executive director of the hospital. "Oh, my," said Sister Francis, blushing. "Isn't that nice. Maybe he respects...
Above all, the administration did not expect the tutors to be critical of what they have done and are doing. On paper, the Shaw record is impressive. Since James Cheek took over as President in 1964, big changes have been made. Only six months after he was installed, the new President had pulled Shaw out of the red. In three years he has raised faculty salaries 150 per cent. Last year things looked so good that Cheek launched a $14.5 million building program. By almost any standard, the figures are encouraging...
...would be wrong to conclude that Shaw is ignoring academic problems. Under Dean King Cheek, the President's brother, the old academic program has been scrapped. Cheek has introduced a non-graded system with a heavy emphasis on remedial work. Students now go through Shaw at their won rate, taking as long as six or seven years...