Word: drunks
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...past, the students who set up the event were in charge of changing identification cards, Lee says the house committee "never had problems with people becoming drunk," she added...
...fast and farcical. Burnett veers winningly between squawking moments of indignation and blazing, face-overspilling grins. Bosco veers in another way. He gets to play most of the second act in a state of delirious intoxication, and does a lovely job of conveying the light-footed lumbering of the drunk whose every second step is an attempt to right his first...
Beethoven's contemporaries declared that the Seventh Symphony could only have been composed by one who was drunk, perhaps alluding to Beethoven's unusual obsession with the rhythmic qualities of this composition. In that light, Kleiber presents a reading replete with charm and joyful abandon, tempered with sensitivity and intelligence...
These arguably redeeming qualities make the Grille the classic college bar. Easy access and the ability to get drunk cheaply are its claims to fame, attracting hordes of Harvard men and women, and making the ambiance perfectly conducive to meeting an insignificant other and having a little insignificant fun. I mean, let's be honest: no one goes to make new friends...
After a few drinks, but still far from drunk, they left in a rented white Subaru sedan and headed toward Camp Hansen, home of a Marine Corps base, about 25 miles away on the island's east side. At about 8 p.m. they spotted a girl walking alone on a well-lighted stretch of road lined with storefronts and homes. The 12-year-old elementary school student had walked five minutes from her home to buy a notebook for school, which had begun just three days earlier...