Word: inferiorities
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...nearly two years a half-century ago, the original version of Rodgers and Hammerstein's Carousel played across the street from their original Oklahoma! To most devotees of musical theater, that era seems like heaven. It is obligatory among the ardent to deride today's Broadway blockbusters as vastly inferior to the hits of yesteryear and to cry out, If only they made 'em like they used to. To me, the Broadway opening last week of a revival of Carousel prompts the thought: Thank God they don't. I'd far rather see Miss Saigon for a fifth time...
With its virtual monopoly on the Harvard computer market--Harvard students are not able to buy from other universities--TPC has no incentive to improve its inferior customer service. Harvard students, seeking some sort of a discount on pricey computer equipment, turn to TPC because, more often than not, they have nowhere else to turn. TPC, then, takes advantage of their predicament...
...second straight game, Harvard's men's hockey team let an inferior opponent stay close entering the third period, only to see that team tie the game...
...only question going into Saturday night's game against Cornell at the Bright Hockey Center was whether the Crimson could stay focused playing a decidedly inferior Big Red team just 48 hours before the finals of the Beanpot Tournament...
...public should grow up. The saga of Wounded Knee II is no fairy tale. It is a completely predictable product of a violent society that rewards the end of success without paying much attention to the means. Harding was portrayed as somehow morally inferior even before any incriminating evidence came to light, simply because she hadn't succeeded while the fallen Kerrigan had. When a society rewards winning with such extravagance, it is no wonder that some will try to buy it any price...