Word: mold
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Fortunately, Kirkland's employers at Home Depotallow her to mold her hours around her children'slives, an unusual arrangement that ends whenKristine finishes half-day kindergarten in June...
...become more confident and aware--indeed, more fully understanding of her sexual identity, the trauma she has endured and the pain she has inflicted upon others. Similarly, Terry's metamorphosis from the brash, omniscient film critic to a journalist coming to grips with his craft--one who wishes to mold the direction of his career--works because it is so human a change, one to which the reader may very well have access through either personal or shared experience...
Eventually, Robert Hutchins, the president of the University of Chicago, went so far as to claim that TIME, with its siblings, did more to mold the American character than "the whole education system put together." Even Luce's old enemy William Randolph Hearst admitted, "There can no longer be any doubt that TIME is the world's outstanding journalistic venture to date...
...then that she turned to a Samoan-American boy in her sixth-grade class, a slender, sensitive, artistic youth who looked and acted older than his years. He was sexually mature, yet someone she could mold. The two began visiting museums and exchanging poetry, and by June 1996 they were having sex. "She found the man of her dreams," says her lawyer, David Gehrke...
...explain being a student who is black, Jewish, lesbian, feminist, activist (and not necessarily in that order, or any order) at a college known for making, not breaking, the mold...