Word: latelies
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...before the game, it's quiet. At the beginning of the game, seats are still empty. When it's late in the third period and Harvard's up by 15 goals, everyone's snoozing...
...consulted with his parents and coaches and decided after the Harvard-Yale game in late November that he would take the next semester off and return next year to the Crimson line...
...Jewish deli, which opened last May, closed late in December. The restaurant may be sold, may relocate outside of Harvard Square or the owners may hire new management, Dershowitz said...
Everyone who watches the late show knows that the antique French spoke with Oxford accents. Here, though, the aristocrats speak breadbasket American, while the servants talk with an English or Irish lilt -- a subtle joke on the imperialism of American culture. If there is a pitfall in this strategy, it is that American actors are defter at explosions than at epigrams. They are not trained, as the English are, to coil themselves in hauteur. So at times Malkovich plays the evil dandy too diligently; on his brow you can almost see the fop sweat. Then gradually he learns to trust...
Perhaps the most damning indictment of the Soviet economy was published late last month by economist Alexander Zaychenko in the monthly journal of the Institute of U.S.A. and Canada Studies. He charged that Soviet food products, housing, health care and consumer goods are not only poor in quality but also among the most expensive in the world in terms of the labor needed to produce them. As for the Soviet diet, which contains 28 lbs. of meat annually, according to official figures, Zaychenko scoffed that 10 lbs. of that is actually lard and bone, and calculated that the average Soviet...