Word: job
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...best writer The Crimson has had in four years; that's why he is graduating to a job at Sports Illustrated. If you're still not convinced, read his column in this issue...
...Crimson's sports department are Harvard's biggest fans. We always want the Crimson to put the biscuit in the basket, go yard and chalk up another 'W.' But it didn't always work out that way, and then it was our job to say that Harvard had messed...
...just love to write, and I love sports. To combine the two only seemed logical. My time as a writer and editor and even the insane hours I put in as an Associate Sports Editor never seemed like a job--never mind that nobody ever gave me a paycheck...
...world of identity politics and absolutes, Suzie Miller '99 is pretty sure what she likes. Athletes who get the job done on and off the court, progressive Republicans (that includes potential presidential candidate Elizabeth Dole) and a broad perspective on life are all up Miller's alley, although she hates to pigeonhole herself...
...really good job of reacting to news that comes to us, but I think we could do an even better job of making advances to the media," Provost Harvey V. Fineberg '67 said in an interview last month...