Word: molds
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Dates: during 2000-2009
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...person who is saying this, of course," says Bondarenko. A close Yushchenko aide, who spoke to Time on condition of anonymity, shares Bondarenko's apprehensions. "Let's face it: the key people in the Yushchenko team - [M.P.s] Yuliya Tymoshenko, David Zhvania, Petro Poroshenko - are from the same oligarchic mold as our opponents," he said. Economic interests, not political principle, pitted them against the Yanukovych camp. "I know they're already standing in line: one person wants natural gas, one wants oil; dozens more want ministerial positions." The fear is that turning over chunks of state power to entrenched oligarchs will...
...surface, Dalton and Lackner may appear a little sophomoric. But their games shun the mold. The second-year ballers are only getting better...
...more nuanced, and—surprise!—their stories collide towards the novel’s end. There are times when Wolfe veers towards originality in characterization, as when Jojo accepts Charlotte’s promptings and enrolls in difficult classes in an attempt to break the mold his creator has set for him; or when Hoyt, for a few pages, seems like he might carry a glimmer of redemption. Yet the rivers of characterization rut deep in Charlotte Simmons, and deviating from their firmly established course does not go beyond tiny rivulets of original writing...
Harvard students may not be known for their fashion savvy, but pockets of students break out of the mold. Instead of always popping the collar of the Lacoste, Harvard kids need to take their cues from HAUTE- and Eleganza and mix it up a bit—try Le Tigre. The VES junkies, Art History students and members of the Advocate are not the only ones who can rock a runway walk into the Science Center. Whether it’s preppy, chic, urban or intellectual, Harvardians need to take more risks when opening their wardrobes...
She’s one of a minority of students who breaks out of the battered Mead spiral-bound mold, opting for a prettier and pricier alternative. Designer labels aren’t just for the back pockets of jeans. Posh names like Coach and Louis Vuitton sell leather planners, and The Coop offers illustrated—and more affordable— Jordi Labanda notebooks...