Word: hickey
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...Hickey, assistant to the superintendent, said that the banner was about 10 feet long and was probably tugged down. The nail on which the banner hung is many feet above the floor...
Hultgreen herself had always fought against any leniency in standards towards women. "If people let me slide through on a lower standard, it's my life on the line. I could get killed," she told Rear Adm. Robert Hickey. This lower standard could only be a result of lower quality skills in women. Subjecting women to a lower form of military education results in lower quality skills and ultimately dooms them in a military career. If they are admitted, then they are a danger to themselves; if they are not, then they are never given equal opportunities. The Citadel cannot...
...promising. In Anne Rice's screenplay, which she adapted from her megaselling 1976 novel, Lestat and his crew are displaced aristocrats, glorious anachronisms. They are enslaved by bloodlust: every night a little death. They lean into the victims' necks and give them the hickey from hell, the infernal overbite -- the kiss that bleeds. The nightly rampages of these putty-faced predators suggest an aids metaphor: voluptuous sexuality with fatal consequences. And after a couple of hundred years, the vampires get the edgy sourness of people married too long...
...They sort of took us for granted," Hickey says. "They both beat us last year in the meet and I guess thought that it wouldn't be any problem doing it again...
...This season was an experience I will remember forever," Hickey says. "we were both one of the best teams Harvard has ever had, and one of the best groups of friends. And I don't think that those were mutually exclusive...