Word: enterance
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...staff shows its own pettiness by questioning the president's motives in this situation. This agreement was never a foregone conclusion, and the president stood to suffer a major embarrassment if the talks failed, as they almost did on several occassions. President Clinton was under no obligation to enter these negotiations, and will derive little domestic political gain from their success...
...Enter the House committees, which organized each event independent of one another...
...American Repertory Theater's (A.R.T.) production, under the direction of Marcus Stern, is keenly aware of the subtle emotional requirements of the play. All aspects of the production combine to give a startling and witty interpretation of Durang's wacky portrait of love, marriage and family. Before the actors enter, set designer Molly Hughes' interesting set foreshadows the wacky perspectives that are to come. A traditional, colonial style room resides on a stage that slants forward severely (making one wonder how the actors manage to avoid tumbling straight into the audience) with walls that slant together toward a distant focal...
Harvard will enter an environment unlike any it encounters except for the Yale game. The Harvard players said they expect a sell-out crowd to greet them at Princeton's new stadium. The crowd should motivate both sides in the game...
...will no longer have to risk standing outside alone at night while waiting for friends or passers-by to let them in to Houses not their own and second, students will be less inclined to open doors for strangers if they know that all students should be able to enter without help via their own keycards. These safety enhancements far outweigh the added risks of increased traffic in and out of the Houses...