Word: fitting
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...ironic that The Crimson feels entitled to pronounce on what is and is not ethical behavior. Where was ethical behavior when The Crimson saw fit to use a private contract stolen from private files as a basis for a string of news stories and commentaries last fall and winter, without revealing the source...
...doubly ironic that the Institute of Politics of the Kennedy School earlier in March saw fit to honor one of these stories with an award for "best political journalism...
...various pricy cleansers, scrubs, gels, emulsions, foams and masks that promise to give the skin a healthy, rosy glow. The healthy, rosy sales glow is expected to continue with perhaps as much as a 13% increase this year, thanks to a steadily aging population, the emphasis on a fit, natural look, and newly broadened product lines. As night cream follows day, one thing in the best-selling new prestige lines leads to another. "You don't just get a one-shot, one-bottle solution to facial problems," notes Ledes. "You develop a regime...
...continuing study of nearly 17,000 of his fellow Harvard alumni. The report, published last week in the New England Journal of Medicine, demonstrates scientifically what for health enthusiasts has long been an article of faith: regular exercise can indeed prolong life. "People who are active and fit can expect to live a year or so longer than their sedentary counterparts," says the report's principal author, Dr. Ralph Paffenbarger Jr. of the Stanford University School of Medicine. "For each hour of physical activity, you can expect to live that hour over -- and live one or two more hours...
...once it has escaped can be quite a fascinating exercise. President Truman let one loose after Columnist Drew Pearson blasted Aide Harry Vaughan; Pearson promptly promoted a new fraternity, "Sons of Brotherhood." Kennedy, SOBing during the 1962 steel crisis, blamed his father for having told him that big steelmen fit the description. Canada's Prime Minister John Diefenbaker stirred some trouble after an Ottawa meeting when his staff claimed that notes Kennedy left behind revealed that the President had SOBed Diefenbaker in the margin. Kennedy claimed he couldn't have done that because he did not know until that very...