Word: forgets
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...This is David Allan Boucher and don't forget: Relationships can be painful but you've got to remember that the pain is all a part of the pleasure," my radio said, before trailing off into a Richard Marx song...
...shake up our lethargic two party system every now and then, so as to remind those in government that in the United States, the final say exists not in plush conference rooms but with the American public, living on this sprawling mass of land which many intellectuals seem to forget actually exists...
Ameer says such delays may have caused studentsto forget some of their skills. Therefore, UTEPofficials will now encourage students to completeboth requirements in succession...
...Faculty of Arts and Sciences, 32 are of color. None of these are U.S. Latino or Native American. While Harvard should celebrate the arrival of professors Cornel West and Evelyn Higginbotham next year, both jointly tenured in the Afro-American studies department and the Divinity school, we should not forget the essential role an independently strong Afro-American Studies department played in their appointments. Nor should we necessarily settle for one tenured female African American. This is not a matter of politically correct tokenism. A diverse faculty has influence within and beyond the classroom, sorely needed for the sake...
...begin with the notorious, phoenix-like referendum that now promises a third incarnation. The U.C. decided that votes from 22 percent of the campus population were not enough to outweigh the input of less than one percent--the members present at the meeting. Did the Council members forget that only 25 percent of students voted them into office? In any case, the referendum on the term-bill increase was judged non-binding. We think it particularly peculiar that the U.C. waited until the referendum's results came back before setting an attendance limit...