Word: fleetingness
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“I hope that every undergraduate would have the opportunity to study abroad, even if it’s a fleeting experience,” Mendelsohn said, adding that “it makes us better hosts when people come here.”
Willie Wingfield is working as hard as he can. He advises six Omaha, Neb., companies on their IT operations, evaluating and replacing their business applications. It's challenging, fast paced--and fleeting. Laid off in 2002, Wingfield, 49, has so far been unable to land another permanent spot and instead...
A few weeks ago, the Bush campaign launched a negative television ad that many Democratic consultants thought was pretty clever. It featured ancient, goofy Keystone Kops footage and suggested, not too subtly, that John Kerry was pretty goofy too: he supported a 50-a-gal. gas tax. Leave aside the...
Fulfilling the boundless promise exhibited in her debut effort, The Virgin Suicides, director Sofia Coppola crafts a sublime love letter to both Tokyo and transitory friendship with her Oscar-winning work. Hollywood star Bob Harris (Bill Murray) has been shipped off to Japan to hawk Centauri whiskey to the natives...
However, this humbling loss was merely fleeting in the face of the huge showing of hospitality the team received from Peking University, as well as the media attention and substantial crowds at their matches. One team member was especially pleased by a massage discount he enjoyed simply for being a...