Word: doorstep
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...their guard) 16-page baby. I've only caught whispered hints of the family's traumatic memories, but it seems that, once upon a time, deadlines didn't exist. Edits happened on Tuesday nights, and Scrutiny concepts materialized (or not) a week before they had to appear on your doorstep (or not). Plagued with fear and guilt, the two old editors tried to leave Harvard behind...
...their guard) 16-page baby. I've only caught whispered hints of the family's traumatic memories, but it seems that, once upon a time, deadlines didn't exist. Edits happened on Tuesday nights, and Scrutiny concepts materialized (or not) a week before they had to appear on your doorstep (or not). Plagued with fear and guilt, the two old editors tried to leave Harvard behind...
Dear Undergraduate Council: I hate to jump on the bandwagon with your ever-growing brigade of disillusioned critics, but you leave me no choice. A full semester ago, you left lollipops on my doorstep, plastered the walls of my entryway with your fluorescent posters and (I'm sure out of the graciousness of your hearts) held the door open for me as I came home in the afternoon. You pleaded with me to vote for you, and I did. Twice...
Last year, Lau and Hoff lived in DeWolfe, wherethey say they did have problems with non-Harvardindividuals appearing outside theirdoor--including some local indigents camping outon the doorstep...
...live in Cabot, it is especially likely that you haven't seen your favorite morning rag at your doorstep in a while. Katrina R. Tangen '01 writes, "I haven't gotten The Crimson in around two weeks, and nobody on my floor ever gets it." No need to take her word for it--five of her hallmates from H entry alone logged their grievances separately. The problem was deemed serious enough for the House Committee to discuss it and register a complaint: "Most of the entryways do not receive The Crimson in the morning--some entry-ways...