Word: free
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...classic "Cockpit." What would he have thought of the Adams Waltz? The Boss Word from Europe is that Springsteen is playing extraordinary three-hour sets. Keep checking ticketmaster.com. Kennedy School Class Day Jesse Jackson will be the speaker. After his address he will meet with Rudy and try to free some of the endowment. Pedro Martinez Red Sox star pitches two consecutive 15 strikeout games. Who needs Roger Clemens anyway? Reading Period Weather The past few days have been downright gorgeous. How exactly are we supposed to get any work done...
Then I asked myself if I was the psychotic one--why was I questioning the fact that I had some free time? I'm sure in high school I never thought, "Hmm...I don't have much homework this weekend. What am I doing wrong?" I probably thought, "Hmm...I don't have much homework this weekend. Where can I hang out?" and proceeded to the Fro-Yo Shoppe. Granted, I could probably go to the Greenhouse any day this week and see someone I know but the problem still remains--that person will be studying furiously...
...there's a less positive side to the pressure. I was so behind on my work after Ghungroo, the South Asian Association cultural show, that I stayed on campus over spring break to catch up. And now, when I finally have some free time I can't do what I could have then--like go home, or to Bermuda, Jamaica, or Paris for that matter. Furthermore, I have to endure the evil eye from my friends and peers who are as committed as I was during Ghungroo...
...Harvard doesn't censor free speech, but it was a matter of community standards, and we are looking into it within the House," Killen said...
...senators' backing of a flag-desecration statute, however, is largely symbolic. Even if it passed the Senate, the Supreme Court has ruled twice in recent years that flag-desecration laws violate the First Amendment right to free speech -- thus the attempt to amend the Constitution. "Dorgan and Conrad?s decision seems largely a move to protect themselves on the patriotism front, without giving Republicans the political win they want," says Dickerson. But their decision is unlikely to sideline the issue for good -- the GOP has found it to be a rallying point among its supporters. "Republicans believe it works better...