Word: forgotten
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...These students are not forgotten and won't be forgotten," Phillip N. Fucella '90 said...
...Administration on a course that shows gross disrespect for the rule of law. As disastrous as President Reagan's tenure has been, the legacy of his Administration will not be its short-sighted policies, but a perversion of the fundamental process of government that will not soon be forgotten...
...Muddy Waters have the names, but Eric Clapton's elegant revisionism makes the hits. For someone who plays and sings the blues as righteously as Robert Cray, it might be expected that he would become just another dimly remembered performer, hunkered down, playing the shellac off old 78s by forgotten Mississippi bands. That is not the way of it, though. In this, and in much else, Robert Cray has a different way about...
...center of this frenzied drama is Ronald Reagan. His presidency is at stake. Come to think of it, it is our presidency too. But that is often forgotten in this singular city, which is at once saddened by the spectacle of another wounded President and exhilarated by the pursuit and the adventure of what amounts to a duel to the death on the nightly news...
...slightly offended by John Rosenthal's editorial, "Steering and Meaning," (December 2, 1986). Mr. Rosenthal seems to have forgotten that many members of the Harvard community study science, and that many more have long held an interest in it. It is my hunch that scientists, who like to make empirical observations about their environment, have known the meanings of most of the phrases cited by Mr. Rosenthal from the time they were able to read them...