Word: lucked
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...look at the claim that enhanced choice would maintain diversity. If diversity managed to be maintained by this system, it would be by random luck because there are so many ways that houses could be homogeneous. First, all student selected into any highly requested house will have put it as one of their four choices...
...wish them luck," he said...
...come the Beanpot Championships in mid-February, if the Crimson lines up against the Terriers for the pride of the Bay State, be wary of black cats and broken mirrors. Harvard will need all the luck...
...generation may have better luck. Euro-centrism is dying, and with it the reflexive Europhilia of audiences. The new operas are eclectic, tuneful and frankly crowd pleasing. Once again, new music is where the action, and the money, is. Let the Europeans munch on the indigestible tone rows of Aribert Reimann or the pretentious obscurity of Sir Michael Tippett. Americans want something with a beat they can virtually dance to. In McTeague, they have...
...policy, the President-elect pledged to steer a middle course between all- out deficit reduction and gangbusters stimulation of the economy. His goal is "to bring this deficit down . . . gradually and within a framework which permits us to substantially increase investment" (good luck). On legislative strategy, Clinton said he would emulate, of all people, Ronald Reagan and pack "a whole lot of changes into omnibus bills . . . the fewer votes ((in Congress)) you have, the better off you are." The President-elect summoned congressional leaders to a Sunday huddle in Little Rock, and was then to leave the Arkansas capital...