Word: fondly
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...wanted a little change and a different atomosphere (from LSU)," Fenerty says, citing Holy Cross's "smaller, more academic" style as a major reason for his transfer. He adds that he's also fond of the smaller amount of emphasis Holy Cross places on football...
...they tell us to feel it?" Hodding Carter III, State Department spokesman in the Carter Administration, believes that there is indeed a new swagger in the American walk but is not sure he approves. "Patriotism is back," he wrote last month in the Wall Street Journal, "as everyone seems fond of saying these days, and more power to it-I think. Depending on how you define it, patriotism can be a healthy love of country or something quite different and disturbing...
...catchy moniker. It makes him sound comfortably unlike the world-class designer that he is, hardly the creator of dresses that may, in time, end up where he would probably least like to see them: in museums. "Fashion is only fashion when somebody's wearing it," he is fond of saying. That might mean the best of what Lagerfeld does is something a little bit more than fashion. He can claim not to like that. But he will certainly have to think about it. -By Jay Cocks. Reported by Dorie Denbigh/Paris
Except the most important one By keeping the $2.5 million kitty for itself, Harvard is stabbing Stillman in the back. Stillman chose to donate the forest, a mountainous plot on the Hudson River which sports a reservoir and six ponds, to Harvard partially because he was fond of the University. But Stillman mostly chose Harvard because he thought he could trust the University to care for the land and provide the necessary stable environment for forestry and botany experiments. Now Harvard would pull out the money to keep the site in proper shape, and the consortium would have to already...
...Eldest of the Jews, he runs the ghetto with a lethal mix of egomania and compassion. No one can marry without his permission; no one is born or dies without his notice. Rumkowski orders postage stamps bearing his likeness; sycophants and fools dance in constant attendance. He seems fond of his charges, but he fully cooperates with the Nazis, supervises "deportations" that go directly to the ovens of Chelmno, and discourages rebellion of any kind because "nothing bad will happen to people of good will...