Word: foolishly
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...Jones (presumably at her home) to go out on a date the night of her murder? Jones must have told someone what her plans were that horrible evening. Certainly somebody, a parent, classmate or neighbor, must have seen Graham pick up Jones. Why did it take a lucky and foolish dorm-room confession by Graham's accomplice and girlfriend, Diane Zamora, nearly nine months later to bring about the arrest of this nefarious pair? The teenage couple knew precisely what they were doing. This is a blatant case of premeditated murder. If ever there was an argument in favor...
TOBACCO. You can be foolish sometimes, which is exactly what you should say. Admit your error--and don't worry--you'll still carry North Carolina. Say that of course you don't want people to smoke...
...money, the glamour, the witty copy--everyone loves a Nike ad. Except maybe the normally genial Seattle Mariner KEN GRIFFEY JR., who sounds off about his faux presidential campaign in next month's George: "Griffey for President--what kind of [three crude synonyms for foolish] idea is that?" It seems Griffey wanted to do ads with lots of action but instead had reporters asking him his views on abortion. Nike has stopped the expensive campaign but says that was because of the Mariners' performance, not Junior...
Americans have grown frustrated with the countless advantages given to incumbents, and some have gone down the foolish path of supporting another anti-democratic measure: term limits. But what is really needed is an overhaul of the entire system of how we elect people, not just how often we elect them. Campaign finance reform is desperately needed...
Sophomore--from Harvard College--foolish enough to want to do it all over again, but wise enough to know that...