Word: forgets
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...Harvard wrestling team the first weekend of the spring semester was one it would like to forget. Harvard 3 Penn 34 Harvard 10 Rutgers 28 Harvard 15 Princeton...
...time and place: she was a wife and mother first and, above all, protective of her nine children, fiercely ambitious for them. And she withstood the misfortunes of her life with fortitude. But to call her a matriarch and leave it at that shows how much we forget. It was Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy--more than her brash and dashing husband, more than the glamorous daughter-in-law she outlived, even more than her martyred sons--who forged the Kennedy character. It was Rose Kennedy, in reality, who played mythmaker to America's most mythic clan...
...same time, this year Liston acted properly in rejecting Hanselman's resolution to fund ROTC and--reversing his own position--in helping to repeal the term-bill increase. Liston said he hoped to forget the past, and in his Newtish "Contract With the College" he did offer many well-founded suggestions for council projects: visits by council board members to all undergraduate rooms, council office hours in the Houses and quality-of-life changes such as dormitory lighting. Still, Liston's administrative record makes him a questionable choice for the council's top executive...
Nigel Hawthorne plays him down and dirty, so loud and rude to start with that it's hard to tell exactly when the madness sets in. And yet, in all his rantings and ravings, George never lets anyone forget he was born a king. "I am the Lord's annointed!" he bellows...
...discouraged. Then I told him to throw me one." And in the postgame press conference Sanders displayed his gift for hyperbole. Asked about his decision earlier this season to sign with the 49ers for much less money than he would have got from other teams, Sanders said, "Forget finances. I'm knocking on the door of a dream. It was the greatest decision in the history of sports." Hmmm, let's see, there was the decision to integrate baseball, the decision to institute the forward pass . . . oh, never mind...