Word: conservee
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At times, Tisdale seems right on target. Her critique of "weeding," the practice of throwing away little-used books to conserve shelf space, is both moving and intuitive. Most often, though, Tisdale sounds downright mean-spirited. She tosses off jibes at roller-blading kids without a trace of irony or...
Suddenly the entire picture of AIDS had changed. As long as doctors thought that the virus was not very active through the early and middle years of infection, it made sense to conserve forces and delay treatment so they would be ready for the virus when it emerged from hibernation...
Emphasizing the need to conserve, recycle and reduce waste, Harvard has launched its sixth annual Green Cup competition.
"For the administration, we're naturally interested in containing the energy costs," Lichten said. "We are trying to conserve heat, electricity and water because this impacts the cost of operating the College."
Okay, it's summertime, and your friend, buddy or significant other is harassing you non-stop about Southern California: the beaches, the amusement parks, the stars! With visions of "Baywatch" rescues, squeaky-voiced rodents and starring roles dancing in your head, you embark for Los Angeles and plunge head-first...