Word: movingness
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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For some, this new found self-sufficiency translates into a desire to live off campus. "Coming back to a house after a leave of absence would be like moving back home after graduation," explains Brenner, who now lives in Somerville. "My apartment gives me a sense of detachment from Harvard...
Barely moving for the last hour, the crowd squeezing and shoving and slowly, slowly inching forward.
Two officials, who demanded anonymity, said that fewer than 24 men were believed left on board for the towing operation and that life rafts were seen moving toward a merchant ship before the sub finally slipped beneath the surface three days after it was wracked by fire and an explosion...
At times during the '60s, a player or so was worth cheering, such as Passer George Mira or Pass Rusher Ted Hendricks. But the highlight of the '70s, a bowl-less interlude for the Hurricanes, was the time that the University of Florida literally lay down to let them score...
Inexpensive ($10 to $60 monthly to lease), easy-to-acquire beeper services allow street-smart drug dealers to keep in touch by public telephone. By staying mobile, dealers can remain one step ahead of the police or rivals who might be hunting for them. These days, with drugs moving by...