Word: heard
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Members of the QRR subcommittee said the change was not yet official, and Paul D. Baum '90 said he doubted it would happen. Economics Lecturer Jeffrey Walcowitz, a subcommittee member, said he had not heard of the possible change yesterday...
...small Lexingtonian heard this history lesson from his father yesterday on the 213th anniversary of the day when a New England militia first fired on British troops. It was a quarter past six in the morning and a clammy 45 degrees Fahrenheit outside, but several thousand people *** Lexington's Battle Green to watch a reenactment of that confrontation...
...heard going into the race that Brown had a very fast crew and expected to beat us," West said. "They had their boat together four weeks before the race. If we push as hard as we can every practice, we're not going to get any slower. There's nothing to do but improve...
...small voice can barely be heard in this University, much less budge its decisionmakers. Activist opposition similarly has little effect on actual policy at Harvard. The only way the workers are going to have their voices heard--and more importantly, acted upon--is to get union representation, backing by an institutional power strong enough to go head to head with the Harvard administration. A union legally acknowledged as Harvard's equal cannot be ignored...
...Freud, Martha Bernays, makes modest appearances early in the book as a model hausfrau, but after delivering the opinion that psychoanalysis is a "form of pornography," she is rarely heard from again. The woman in Freud's later life was his daughter and intellectual heir Anna. She followed in her father's professional footsteps and, in all but conjugal function, became a dutiful substitute spouse...