Word: cordials
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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According to Riley, this is so police officers can form cordial relations with undergraduates...
...atmosphere at both events was initially cordial, but evolved into a noisy debate, with participants shouting at one another and chortling...
...other casualty of the shooting may yet be the cordial relations between the Argentines and their Virginia friends and employers. The Virginians speak of Cummings' gentleness. Some of the Argentines predict bitterly that she will get off. "She had the power in the relationship," says local pro Rodrigo Salinas. "She had the money." But if the horse-crazy Virginians want to sustain their polo culture, they will probably find some way to patch things up. After all, it is the Argentines who score most of the goals...
Given Pee Wee Herman's persisting popularity and the hordes of fans he has at Harvard (a fact which is convenient if not necessarily true). I ask, "might you be able to set me up for some interview time with Reubens?" Anderson is cordial, but he isn't buying. "Paul rarely does interviews," he explains. "Actually, he doesn't do them at all." Still, he's very sympathetic and even friendly--he promises to forward my interview request and urges me to call him if he doesn't get back to me soon enough...
Suggestions for improvements included providing more bus service from the Quad before morning classes, adding service on weekend afternoons, shifting the shuttle van call-in service to hours past 3 a.m. and asking phone operators to be more cordial...