Word: darnes
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...that doesn't stop Harvard's ruggers (7-1 overall) from being good--darn good, in fact-and this weekend, in winning the Rugby Imports Invitational in Providence, RI, the team proved that while it might be one of Harvard's most unappreciated sports, it is also one of its best...
Held loosely together by the letters to Esme, the story unfolds clumsily in the three disparate parts. First, Cora falls in love with the attentive Southerner Ray but is just too darn neurotic to make it work. They try to save their relationship by nursing her dying friend William through the last stages of AIDS. When William dies, the relationship falls apart, but it's OK because Cora doesn't miss Ray much; she has rationalized it all away...
...Angeles, who, like many, suspects the furor over Whitewater is "a ploy to divert attention from much needed health-care legislation." Others agree with Huguet Pameijer of Simsbury, Connecticut, who thinks "the current bash fest" stems from the perception that the First Lady is "too accomplished, too powerful, too darn inexcusably uppity." But some 50 readers have harsh words for Hillary. While the milder critics deem her a "political liability," at least one person suggests aggressive action, asking, "Is there any way to impeach Hillary...
...hate it. I hate getting a B+. For me, it means I've done nothing particularly worthwhile," growls Nathan E. Lump '96, who says he's trying to "break the B+ barrier." Mourns Michael B. Smith '97, "It's so darn close to an A." Some even refuse to discuss the issue. Just ask Iris Y. Carrillo '96 to say something about the B+. "No," she'll retort. "It depresses me." Others tell stories of near tragedy. "A friend of mine got a B+ on an essay, and he was almost suicidal," says Hanna M. Pasula '96. "I thought...
Under Glass had no idea that this column would be so darn scary! But Mother Crimson was adamant: the column must run! The paper must come out! So Under Glass went back out on the street, with tail tucked appropriately between his legs, to try his luck again...