Word: frequented
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Part of the allure of the groups are their frequent singing tours. Group members say that their organizations are self-supporting and raise money from their concerts to pay for trips abroad during spring break and over summer vacation. "You might call it, 'travelling for a song,'" Frusztajer says...
...weeks after I was offered a ride home from Cambridge's police department, another student, Clarice Ballard, was refused one from Harvard's Why? She was using the police escort service too often--a sadly twisted reason for refusal. The University police should not have hesitated to give her frequent rides--she was returning to the same isolated home night after night and many in her neighborhood recently had been victims of armed robberies...
...increasingly frequent criticism of campus divestment advocates, especially here at Harvard, is that they have sold out and have become obsessed with the issues of "governance" and "process." Critics contend that they have become so caught up with the means that they have lost sight of the end: divestment...
...them. Jackson's theory: if it sounds good, the money will come from somewhere. His position papers call for higher taxes on the wealthy and corporations as well as draconian -- and dangerously unworkable -- cuts in the military budget. But there are times when Jackson goes beyond such frequent Democratic targets. When he rails against "those who live on credit cards beyond need," he is attacking not only rapacious corporations but the upper middle class...
...still a frequent user of drugs. He even took some painkillers from a member of the audience, which he drank down with one of the many Corona beers he consumed during his performance. In fact, Lee's campaign platform calls for the legalization of drugs. He praised some Florida residents he had recently met who wore T-shirts with the slogan, "Save the Bales...