Word: fodder
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Capitol Steps' annual Harvard performance has special meaning for its director, William A. Strauss '69, who noted that he graduated with Gore, who is now prime fodder for the Steps' antics...
...Armenians in Turkey itself are caught in the middle. "I do not need another government to tell me what happened to my ancestors," said Hrant Dink, editor of the Istanbul-based "Agos" newspaper, which serves the remaining Armenian community. He fears that the tragedy is still being used as fodder by those on both sides of the divide - Europeans who want to keep Ankara at arms length and a growing ultra-nationalist right in Turkey itself that basks in this sort of enmity...
...website founded by Harvard students that has been providing reading period procrastination fodder claims it might not even take four years of study and introspection in college...
Rudder says he does not know why this new procrastination fodder strikes a chord with Harvard students...
...diversity-and-previous-GOP-administration category, Linda Chavez for secretary of labor. Chavez, who was director of the civil rights commission under President Reagan, has written extensively enough on the subject of civil rights to provide plenty of fodder for Democrats looking to make trouble for her nomination. But for now, her name ends in a "z," and she's the fourth woman on the Bush team...