Word: dispatches
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...service should be the main option for students, but if that is overbooked, they should call Cambridge Radio Dispatch and order a taxi, according to the e-mail message...
...media attention. "Entertainment Tonight" hascovered the group; Showtime produced a half-hoursegment on the show in 1995. This year, the castlanded a quick spot on "Good Morning America" anda spread in People magazine. In Style sent areporter, as did the Associated Press and theBoston Globe. The St. Louis Post-Dispatch, theSacramento Bee and the Vancouver Sun all coveredthe Pudding's Woman and Man of the Yearceremonies...
...claim--his partnership with Congress on welfare reform, balancing the budget, raising the minimum wage, promoting peace in Ireland and elsewhere. But this year, when his moral authority was systematically stripped, we could not help being aware of the governing he didn't do despite spectacular opportunities. He could dispatch planes to Iraq but not troops, nothing requiring broad debate and consent. He could not trade pet projects with Republicans in Congress--I'll give you school vouchers if you give me the patients' bill of rights--because he could not afford to annoy any Democrats...
...many law schoolers, prospective doctors and I-bankers does Harvard dispatch to the larger world every year? Enough. How many songwriters, singers, musicians and people pushed by chord colors into less chartered territories. You don't even know. But Wednesday night at Club Passim show-cased and marked out for future attention three out-standing singing and songwriting talents...
...virus harmless by deleting some or all of its genes, splicing the therapeutic gene into the remaining genetic material and, in a laboratory Petri dish, mixing it with human cells. The altered virus, now called a carrier or vector, can deliver the therapeutic gene into the nucleus with great dispatch...