Word: dish
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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After travelling for nine hours to College Park, Md., hoping to reverse a 16-12 loss to the Terrapins' hands last spring at the New England Invitational, the Harvard side returned with confidence restored and the dish best served cold--revenge...
...Times, the paper's former top editor and now a conservative columnist. Rosenthal wrote that Buchanan's words amounted to "blood libel," an implication that Jews have "alien loyalties for which they will sacrifice the lives of Americans." Rosenthal later insisted he had not overstated the case: "Buchanan can dish it out; let him take it a little." Others hastened to join in. The conservative Post, Buchanan's publisher in New York City, editorialized that "when it comes to Jews as a group . . . Buchanan betrays an all-too- familiar hostility." William F. Buckley deemed Buchanan "insensitive...
...hope that this whole crisis in the Gulf willmake students who are opposed to ROTC on campusrealize that Harvard has as much responsibility asany other educational institution to educate andtrain its interested students for leadership inthe armed services," said Jones. "Harvard can'tserve as some kind of oasis and dish service offsomewhere else...
...ground, 660 to 287 yards. This plays right into Restic's hands. With the insertion of Lazarre-White at quarterback, the Crimson's strength will be geared even more towards the running game and controlling the ball. In the option offense, Lazarre-White will be able to dish the ball to senior running backs Andy Bell, Bert Smyers and Chuck Greene...
More concerned with character bashing and peripheral issues than with the true concerns of Massachusetts' voters, the staff has served our readers a distorted and confused dish, unsuitable for any dining hall...