Word: dealing
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...then elected an Undergraduate Council president and vice president who ran on a platform calling for the council to deal primarily with shuttle services and extending party hours until 2 a.m.--which, I might add, is prohibited by local law. While these issues are important to me, particularly shuttle service because I live in the Quad, they should not be the exclusive focus of an organization that can effect real change if we, as students, begin to see it that...
...dealing with each one individually, trying to deal with the short-term issue of registration [for the spring semester]," Miller said. "In some cases, we're giving them more time [to pay] than the regular deadline, and in others we're giving them small loans...
...film that will contrast the recent histories of two long-divided but now reunified cities, Berlin and Johannesburg. Referring to the project, Gordimer may as well be speaking of her own experience with the Nobel: "We've become fascinated by what happens after the initial euphoria, and how you deal with daily life...
Then there is the subject of race. It is not mentioned a great deal in Paradise, perhaps because nearly all the characters are black. It is almost impossible to identify the white woman whose shooting is announced in the novel's opening sentence. As the women drift, singly, into the Convent, the reader--knowing what lies in store for the white one--must wonder: Is it Mavis? Grace? Seneca? Pallas...
Even more than hard work, luck or an agreeable mom, FUBU's success was due to a strategy straight from Phil Knight's playbook: it got the ubiquitous LL Cool J to sign an endorsement deal. The trick to hip-hop-fashion money, even more than offering slick styles, is somehow to get a rapper--preferably one on heavy rotation on MTV--to wear your stuff. Dr. Dre is dipped in Karl Kani, Mase gets giggy in Mecca, and Busta Rhymes is decked in Ecko. "Videos are hands down the best advertising you can have," says Mike Clark, the chief...