Word: forget
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...blends them in with the crowd. There are no balconies, no crow's nests for the surveyor. Rather, the surfaces are unelevated and there is a darkness here which effectively obscures any attempt at glitz. This is not to say that egomania cannot thrive at Danceteria; let us not forget Madonna was born here...
Although he can't remember the grade he got on it, one Dunster House sophomore will never forget one of the essays he wrote for Expository Writing...
...Carlin, who has caught 21 passes for 312 yards, Fennerty, who has grabbed 18 catches for 144 yards and one touchdown, and speedy split end Lee Hull, who checks in with 11 catches for 246 yards and two touchdowns. Senior Greg Laugeni is the tight end. Don't forget, though, the Cross won't put the ball in the air very much. OFFENSIVE LINE: The squad's weakest area, this group hasn't given the Crimson runners the holes they enjoyed a year ago. Nor has it provided adequate protection for White. Perhaps its only bright spot of the season...
...very much like Mama Leone's spaghetti. The plot starts off solidly enough. Robert Traven (Jack Lemmon) is an American exec on a business trip in Naples, where he had a tour of duty during the Second World War. The stressful monotony of his job has forced him to forget those younger, happier days, until his old friend Antonio (Marcello Mastroianni), intrudes on Robert's busy schedule to remind him of old times. Says Antonio to Robert, "Youva become arid, lika desert." Thus begins Antonio's program of re-hydration...
...receptions for 93 yards) leads in this department, but the one to watch is speedy split end Kieron, Bigby, who has hauled in 13 catches for 167 yards and one touchdown. Tight end Greg Rotl., with 11 catches for 139 yards, is a good possession-type receiver. Don't forget Heffernan, who is a favorite of Kettelberger...