Word: followers
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Nagy also says that because of phone costs and time differences when contacting colleagues in other countries, e-mail can be a better way to correct manuscripts, follow up a fax, or include foreign scholars in discussions...
...course of two weeks, The Crimson published one editorial, four letters to the editor and two follow-up articles, and the conservative publication Peninsula lost nearly a third of its already minute staff. For those of you who have been keeping up with The Crimson over the past couple of weeks, you may know what I am talking about. It all began with an article by Christopher Griffith '97 in the September issue of Peninsula titled "Know Your Enemy...
Stanford's student government passed a resolution earlier this month asking the school to follow these requests, and the administration there has responded...
...Crows are back. Recovering the Satellites, the band's highly anticipated and well-worth-the-wait follow-up, appears in stores this week; Duritz can also be heard on the hit song Sixth Avenue Heartache by the Wallflowers (his supporting vocals make the song). While the music on August and Everything After was direct and melodic, the songs on the Crows' new album are more ambitious and challenging. Another Horsedreamer's Blues has a pop-soul feel (Duritz says he was looking for a Fifth Dimension's greatest hits/Isaac Hayes' Hot Buttered Soul sound); another, I'm Not Sleeping...
...depressive Mike (Favreau), an actor-comedian who is having trouble getting over a fizzled affair. Six months later, he's still miserable and can't stop talking about it. Each buddy has to be Mike's personal shrink; every potential date becomes his antsy big sister. He can't follow the rules of romantic pursuit. You're not supposed to call someone you've just met until two days have passed; it's uncool. Yet after getting a promising phone number, he rushes home to leave a voice message, half a dozen times, becoming more agitated or glum with each...