Word: comped
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Doubtless, you have noticed on the SportsWire page directly behind the back page, a tendency on the part of the Sports Editors to fill the empty space below the NBA and NHL standings with "Comp...
...legislative hurdles, it would effectively amend an existing labor law and give private employees a right many public workers have had since 1938. Under the legislation, each hour of overtime worked would equal 1/1/2 hours of paid time off with regular pay. Employees would have to consent to the comp time option and employers would have the right to not offer it. While the bill had strong GOP backing in the House, most Democrats and union leaders were against it from the start. The chief concern was that employers may be tempted to abuse the law by forcing employees...
...weeks ago, Peninsula comp posters with the slogan "Faith, family and freedom" were parodied with posters equating the group with "racism, fear and bigotry...
David Letterman wasn't cut out for the Crimson comp, so we at Dartboard sent him over to Demon. (He wouldn't bother to be seen over that Bow St. social organization which occasionally publishes a not-so-humorous humor magazine.) But since Letterman's not writing for Dartboard, we had to make our own top-nine list of columns we could have written but didn...
...interview with Wolcowitz, which took place in the fall of 1995, was one of a number of great experiences I've had talking with professors since I began working on The Crimson's Faculty beat. After completing my comp in my first year, the managing editor asked me on what beat I wanted to work. Without a moment's hesitation, I said "Faculty." Harvard has perhaps the most famous Faculty in the world, and I wanted to take the opportunity while working at The Crimson to talk to some of the greatest minds around...