Word: ens
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...squad responded by winning every set en route to a 9-0 dismantling of the visitors...
...final non league and final road contest of the year, the Crimson unleashed more than 40 shots on goal en route to its sixth victory in its last seven outings...
Jack and Ann Riddle, a California couple visiting France, think their greatest bargain was getting their daughter Susan to transfer her studies from Wellesley to Aix-en-Provence, a saving of about one-third. "I've lived here so much more comfortably than at Wellesley," agrees Susan. "There I pinch every penny. Here I can eat out." Says another Wellesley student, Virginia Baskett, newly returned from Greece: "Half our class is missing, studying abroad...
...other sophisticated analytic techniques not previously reasible for ordinary homework assignments. In the Design School, computer-generated maps and models reduce the time and skill required to complete a drawing so that students can experiment with many more ways of solving landscape planning problems. In the College, word processing en experimental sections of Expository Writing has not merely spared students the drudgery of typing over papers; teachers can now students to revise and rewrite until they submit a more polished piece of work than would have been possible without the new machines. In all these case, time previously spent doing...
...Carter returned to the Middle East. Accompanied by his wife, Rosalynn, and Emory University Middle East expert Kenneth Stein, he visited the key nations in the region--Syria, Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon and Israel. In each nation, Carter talked to both national leaders and ordinary people in order to gain En understanding of the nature and dimensions of the current stalemate in the area. His latest book, The Blood of Abraham, is the result of these years of questioning, bringing to the page a scattering of insight gained on this trip and during his four White House years...