Word: fittingly
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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There is a new police substation in Weld, open 24 hours a day. Chief Riley has said that he is working to create additional substations in the River and Quad houses. So I propose a Mather substation. A police station would certainly fit with the decor. Perhaps not the most centrally located spot, Mather is nevertheless an optimum location. Otherwise the wing of campus including Dunster, Leverett Towers, and Mather is the exposed right flank. The row of houses stretching from Kirkland to Old Leverett is always bright and never quite as abandoned my lone trek. East of DeWolfe Street...
...Christmas and Thanksgiving fit our family profile very well," says CBS Entertainment president Les Moonves. And this year, he adds, the network is embracing the spirit of the season more feverishly than ever. That means viewers can look forward to a new round of holiday specials from Kathie Lee Gifford and Martha Stewart, who invites NYPD Blue's Dennis Franz to join her for the merrymaking and cookie baking...
...been debated on terms that Gingrich and his troops had set. But as the presidential candidates were pointing the way to the millennium, the Speaker of the House spent the past few months in a tiny world of half-empty hotel ballrooms and news conferences small enough to fit in a hallway. At times, doing missionary work with the already converted, he almost forgot to mention the name of whatever obscure candidate on whose behalf he was appearing...
...discussing with some of my fellow Kirkland House residents how Loker Commons could fit those expectations and I think that some wonderful suggestions were brought up: For an activity center kind of feel to it, someone suggested a normal big screen television with decent tracking. If comfort is desired in addition, let's get some nice comfy couches to replace the wooden cafeteria chairs in that area...
...found" a bomb on a bus for Turkish athletes turned out to have planted it. This "modified Munchausen syndrome," in FBI terminology, occurs in someone who wants to be a hero so badly that he creates emergencies so he can rescue people. Jewell, a police wannabe, fit this profile and also had the characteristics of people who use pipe bombs--white single men in their 30s or 40s with a martial bent...