Word: honored
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...good and timely way to honor the spirit of feminism, as opposed to the caricature of women, is for The Crimson to refuse them the message that whatever else may have changed since 1979--the first time The Crimson refused to participate in the demeaning "Women of the Ivies" project--Harvard-Radcliffe undergraduates still think women, and their rights, deserve some respect. Ginger Mackay-Smith...
...students have been invited to attend a dinner in their honor at the World Trade Center in New York, and will receive first consideration in interships for jobs at IBM, American Express, Ford, and Proctor and Gamble, Time public relations officials said...
...NOTEBOOK'S NOTEBOOK: Dartmouth goalie Jeff Bower, who recorded 36 saves in the Green's 5-3 upset of RPI, is this week's ECAC Player of the Week. Fusco, who finished the weekend with two goals and six assists, was named to the ECAC Honor Roll...After its two weekend losses, RPI dropped into third-place in the league, two and a half games behind second place Yale (which became the second team to clinch home ice advantage for the ECAC playoffs.) Yale can finish no worse than third in the league...By losing to St. Lawrence, Princeton...
Somehow, I just wouldn't get all that excited about a 350th party in my honor if I were a Cantab living in working class East Cambridge or Riverside. Year after year, lots of headaches from drunken preppies parking their tailgates on my lawn for the Head of the Charles. Lots more tourists in my backyard for the Olympics. And the interminable Yale Game traffic jams...
...Caribbean sun set, an honor guard lowered the billowing red-and-black flag in front of Haiti's presidential palace in Port-au-Prince. For more than two decades that daily ritual had been private: ordinary citizens were not permitted on the street that leads to the sprawling white residence from which the Duvalier family governed Haiti. Last week the twilight flag lowering was witnessed close up for the first time by a crowd of hundreds: "Change it!" they chanted. "Change...