Word: enthusiasm
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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BOSTON--Members from New England's political, business, scientific and religious communities joined citizens at Faneuil Hall this Saturday in a New England town meeting aimed at generating enthusiasm and activism for climate control...
Enjolique, now 17, has emerged a luminous, perceptive teenager who excels at debate, ranks in the top 15% of her class and served last year as class vice president and co-captain of the majorettes. She radiates enthusiasm for school and is one of a small number of African-American students in the advanced-placement classes at Grady High School. "There are others that could do it," she says, "but they get caught up in the stereotypical, 'AP, that's nerdy.'" Physics teacher Delphia Bryant admires Enjolique's can-do spirit: "She's one of those people who will rule...
Executive board members said they are enthusiastic about working on The Current due to both the journalistic expertise of Peretz, who is also a lecturer on social studies, and the enthusiasm of the co-editors-in-chief...
...movement of capital. "There's growing agreement on the need for some form of restriction on the movement of short-term 'hot money,' because its volatile movement in and out of developing countries creates massive instability," says Baumohl. That news, and the IMF's impasse, won't generate much enthusiasm on stock markets. But Baumohl reports that "there's talk, once again, that the G-7 countries and most of the European Union plan to announce a coordinated cut in interest rates by the end of the year." And that would be the stock market equivalent of a shot...
...down the aisle. Of eight senior couples engaged last spring, four are now married. Two of the couples are still engaged, and the other two couples could not be reached for comment. Iit may be early to judge the success of these Harvard newlyweds, yet all of them expressed enthusiasm about married life...