Word: digging
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...boasting I do about Boston and Cambridge, I'm always surprised when I hear that someone is actually going to move here after graduation-- that someone has actually chosen to dig up their roots and settle down in my backyard. Going into town with friends is like taking them home to meet your parents--you know why you like them, but you can't imagine why anyone else would want to move...
...says he tells students the first week thatthe house system is more reflective of thetraditional "Harvard way of doing things,informing them of the resources and then lettingthem go and dig for the answers themselves...
Barrett has repeatedly stressed the deathpenalty as the critical issue that separates himfrom Roosevelt--and used Roosevelt's turnabout onthe issue as a dig against his rival...
What may come of this inquiry is hard to predict. Stephanopoulos testified to the grand jury last week and said afterward that "it was very refreshing to be before the tribunal that cared about the facts" -- an unsubtle dig at ! the press. He may well be recalled, however, after Steiner testifies. Further down the road, says a White House official, "it depends on whether Fiske wants to indict some White House folks. Indictments he could get easily. Convictions are another matter." In any case, he says, the conversations are "the most damaging Whitewater-related stuff...
...ripe old age of 18, but I have not choice. The cards, at 79 cents a pack (plus tax), cost twice as much as the did just five years ago. And I doubt that's just inflation. Nevertheless, it was my duty as a baseball loyalist to dig deep for the extra change...