Word: lament
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...then, Michel Chaouli will continue urging his students and fellow scholars to embrace rather than lament the so-called crisis in literary studies...
...athletic teams, theater groups or political organizations provide students with social outlets that do not require monetary initiation dues. Perhaps he fails to realize that just because we are not all like him, we can still have fun. Mr. Kahn, those who support the closing of final clubs do lament the end of a very useful and entertaining social institution. However, they rejoice in finally silencing the members of those clubs, which, in your emotional attack of those less fortunate than yourself, you so aptly represented. TERENCE S. DOUGHERTY...
...even the most frigid hearts of men and women turn to fancy when affairs of love and crass commercialism embrace in whirlwind of red and pink, of flowers and diamonds, of greeting cards and candy hearts. It is a time when soul mates rejoice and starcrossed lovers lament. On such a day, what do lovers do? Enjoy a quiet evening by the fireplace? Take a ride in a horsedrawn carriage? Dine in a five-star restaurant...
...greater lament, however, is that the scandal, rooted in the very recent commercial success of the Olympic games, signals another blow to the integrity of athletics and amateur athletics in particular. The Olympics have been selling out for years: the last decade has seen the steady introduction of professional athletes, from USA Basketball's "Dream Team" of NBA players to the world's top-ranked tennis players, competing in the Games...
Harvard students frequently lament that thereis little to do on the weekends, but the calendaris usually full with events that are tailored forHarvard rather than other college scenes. "It'snot always easy to find a party or a big-timedance," says Council President Noah Z. Seton...