Word: ear
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Ghostface’s ear for detail, his absolute sensory overload, and his unflagging energy can best be compared to Martin Scorcese’s films, big works with all the momentum of a freight train and none of the weight...
Perhaps both. The Yeah Yeah Yeahs' 2003 debut, Fever to Tell, careened between art-school punk--the song Tick repeated the word tick an ear-curdling 49 times--and vulnerable pop exemplified by the hit Maps, in which O chased after a lover with the lyric "Wait/ They don't love you like I love you." As the rare avant-garde band willing to dip a black-painted toenail into the mainstream, the Yeah Yeah Yeahs attracted a small but protective following that many bands would kill for, but they weren't satisfied. "We don't want to preach...
...judged or lectured. We do not claim to be licensed therapists, but we are supervised by clinicians at both University Health Services and the Bureau of Study Counsel, we make referrals to other services at Harvard and in the greater Boston area, and we strive to offer an open ear to all students who simply want to talk. Ms. Caldwell’s comments about Room 13 and peer counseling at Harvard are unfair to those students who dedicate themselves to make sure Room 13 is open all night, every night, and also to those students who have visited...
House: Matthews Concentration: History and History of Art and Architecture Hometown: Briarcliff Manor, N.Y. Ideal Date: Lamont sleepover with Sam Teller. Best way for a guy to get your attention: A megaphone—I’m deaf in my right ear. Seriously, it’s true. Where to find you on a Saturday night: With a chocolate milkshake. First thing you notice about a guy: Swagger. Freshman boys or senior men?: Senior boys. Your best pick-up line: Excuse me, does this smell like chloroform to you? Best or worst lie you’ve ever told...
Everybody hurts-even powerful members of Congress.That's why the medical office in the Capitol that cares for members of the House and Senate has a psychiatrist on call when the nation's legislators need a sympathetic ear. This little-known function of the secretive Capitol Office of the Attending Physician, run by the Navy, was exposed in a recent court filing in the case of former Congressman Duke Cunningham, sentenced last week to eight years and four months in prison, after admitting he took $2.4 million in bribes from defense contractors...