Word: interred
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...sake of tradition and "character." Instead, the University should have foreseen that the reduced area would be a problem and addressed it as such. Although Dean Flatley has proposed augmenting the shuttle bus schedule to the Quad during lunch hours, we must all wonder about the repercussions of no inter-house in the Union. Will additional overflow from distant houses force interhouse restrictions in traditionally welcoming houses such as Leverett and Winthrop...
Granat showed no mercy in the showdown with her teammate and prevailed, 6-1, 6-4, over Chai. Granat, however, downplayed the inter-team faceoff...
...last night of sequestration--after the verdict had been reached--was spent in high spirits in the spectacular $1,200-a-night Presidential Suite on the 17th floor of the Hotel Inter-Continental. The jurors laughed, schmoozed and sang together as a pianist performed jazzy sing-along tunes on the suite's baby grand. Said hotel general manager Lewis Fader, who was at the party: "They were like a fraternity. They seemed so close to each other. There was a lot of hugging and kissing." A juror went back and forth drinking beer, wine, beer, wine, said one hotel staffer...
...TIME team, coordinated by correspondent Jeanne McDowell, set up shop at the Inter-Continental Hotel, just above the rooms that had served for nine months as the secret home of the Simpson jurors. Competition among the press, fierce all along, reached a peak as TV and tabloid reporters offered tens of thousands of dollars for exclusives. TIME, like most serious news publications, does not pay for interviews. Our reporters had to pursue the story, as deputy chief of correspondents Jan Simpson puts it, "the old-fashioned way: by getting to the right sources...
...think that absolutely no inter-house is sort of extreme," said Carlos D. Bustamante '97. "I understand the need to limit the number during peak hours, like Adams [House] and Quincy [House], but I think they should have a policy much like those houses, that people should be allowed to go in between 12:30 and 1, or 1:30 and 2. I think we could come to an agreement that would be amenable...