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...article, “A History of Ludicrous”, you explore the history of the word “ludicrous.” Say something ludicrous. MK: Unfortunately, my taste for the ludicrous has been destroyed by my academic study of it. 15. FM: Do you think this interview is ludicrous? We hope not. MK: (Laughs) Well it’s definitely ludicrous in the original sense of the word, which means playful. I will have to wait to see when it comes out in print to see if it’s ludicrous in the current sense...
...thought he would be a great coach,” Kelleher said. “He loved all the behind-the-scenes aspects of football.” Frazier—who earned his degree from Brown three years ago—refused to state his age in an interview with The Crimson. “As far as the age and that kind of stuff, it is neither here nor there,” he said. “It’s about what you bring to the table—the knowledge and background you have...
...Towards the end of the interview, a man came into the store, looking to consign his Ben Sherman wool jacket which originally retailed...
...Garage location of Boston Chowda “was never really a real good performer,” said Stephen D. Post, controller of Boston Chowda in an interview with the Crimson in December...
...invited to the White House in March - know that their own electoral paths were opened in no small part by Chávez's victory in 1998. So it should have come as no surprise that many Latin American Presidents took issue with Obama's suggestion, in a Univision interview last month, that the Venezuelan leader aids terrorists. After all, last summer Chávez all but disowned Colombia's Marxist FARC guerrillas, declaring unambiguously that violence no longer had a place in the politics of the left in Latin America...