Word: dente
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Black poor is unfounded Among the activities that Professor Kilson fails to the activities that Professor Kilson Fails to mention are those of social service. The Academy Homes Project, intergenerational Outreach, Colprep, and the Seymour Society are just a few of the groups will train to make a dent in the problems or Boston's and Cambridge's impoverished Professor Kilson should be aware of these...
...winnings. By the way, I don't think Wilkins and his followers are getting off to a very good start, using resources of some Black graduates of Harvard for an ethnocentric Alumni Weekend gathering on March 1-3, rather then galvanizing such bourgeois resources to begin to make a dent in the crises of the Black poor. Why not tell -these Black Harvard graduates to show up at Harvard's Commencement--one of the most powerful college annual in-gatherings around--where they'd do much better for the Black poor by trying to persuade their White. Asian, and Hispanic...
...captain Hulbert made the biggest dent as she overcame a second-round loss to sixth-seeded Karen Kelso of Penn to advance to the semi-finals of the feed in consolation round...
Patron: Right you are. Like Barnicle says, "When Teddy is at McDonald's, you can watch the numbers change on the sign." Or how about, "You know where he stands: there's a dent in the ground," and-listen to this one-"Watching Ted Kennedy get out of a chair is like watching the Russians get out of Afghanistan...
...eclipse can now be seen from North America, as the band launches its first tour any time, anywhere. Frankie has yet to make a deep dent in the U.S. charts; they are still more of a curiosity Stateside than a genuine phenomenon, which raises the question of why they did not start to concertize on home turf. Catching the group live may provide an answer. They need the studio, with all its electronics and synthesized sleight of hand; they need the invention of Producer Trevor Horn, his ability to sandwich them like luncheon meat between thick layers of sound. They...