Word: cravings
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...Bill Clinton is pressured to remove himself from office on the basis of these charges, it raises the likelihood of unlimited intrusion into the lives of elected officials and potential candidates. Is this really the direction in which we want to push public life? What the American people crave is a conclusion. What they deserve is a thoughtful resolution to the difficult questions before us. --William P. Bohlen '01, Sarah B. Jacoby '99, Kathryn R. Markham '99, Rustin C. Silverstein '99, Talhia T. Tuck '00, Alan E. Wirzbicki...
...tendency towards chaos dominates people's lives, Wilson said, but individuals crave organization. Harvard students' accomplishments demonstrated their ability to plan and overcome entropy, she said...
...Still, there are powerful incentives for NBC and TNT (owned by Time Warner, the parent of this web site) to make this league work. Even with diminished ratings, football offers one of the last true mass audiences that advertisers crave. And at least the pair will be losing money with their own pigskin...
Harvard kids are notoriously good at doing a good job, whatever the job may be. And we love this; we wouldn't be here if we didn't somehow crave the recognition of success. But to mistake the accolades with self-worth, to conflate outer success with real satisfaction and be lulled into complacency, is to do oneself a profound disservice...
...Denhardt is proud of her new social network. While some folks become misanthropic as they age, most of us still crave human contact--especially at a time in our lives when it's harder to achieve. Children move away, spouses die and infirmities limit mobility. The Internet widens the reach of those with the resources and the gumption to get online...