Word: comfortes
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...heat or flash. Dean will have a role to play: he'll sharpen the others, teach them how to speak English, force them to clarify their positions. But I suspect that a year from now, when the voting begins, the public will be more in the mood for comfort food--perhaps even macaroni and cheese...
...know that we are no longer as easily put at ease by television as we once were. This week we mourn not just Mister Rogers, but also the part of ourselves that dies with him. Not only will we miss the man who came into our homes to provide comfort, but also our ability to be comforted...
While the game was a little too close for comfort, it still made for a thrilling finish, especially as Harvard has rarely been challenged late in the game this Ivy season...
...that Prime Minister Tony Blair has not delivered on his promise to repeal Section 28 of the 1988 Local Government Act, which prohibits state schools from teaching that homosexuality is not offensive, in his first Parliament. "As a public figure I have a responsibility to be open, to bring comfort to people in societies where it is actually dangerous to be publicly gay," he says. MCKELLEN THE FILM STAR will be on our screens again in April with X-Men 2, and in December for Gandalf's last Ring. He's working on plans to film Shakespeare's gay merchant...
...material life of a college student is arguably as free of want as could be. And not by chance, either. Our comfort is dearly bought at tens of thousands of dollars per semester: the cost of lodging us in Georgian-revival buildings with working fireplaces, feeding us with the best that institutional cuisine has to offer, wiring us to the Web from anywhere on campus and putting a host of expensively-trained minds at our service. We live within walking distance of the largest university book collection in the world, and like kings we entertain celebrities, heroes and despots...