Word: nook
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What You Didn't Know: The dining hall has one table for two--the Lovers' Nook--on a balcony overlooking the rest of the room...
...reasonable that he should be activist at the outset," says Secretary of the Faculty John B. Fox Jr. '59, who has also served as dean of the College. "He had just spent an enormous amount of time inquiring into every nook and cranny of the College." These two initiatives--both of which were protested for impinging upon on student autonomy--were the proposals in the report with the most radical, controversial impact on student life. The alcohol crackdown Lewis pursued during his first semester also drew protests...
...been at this for more than 18 years. My nephew knows every nook and cranny of this city...he knows how to look forward. Tonight is going to be a big victory," Earle said...
...been at this for more than 18 years. My nephew knows every nook and cranny of this city...he knows how to look forward. Tonight is going to be a big victory," Earle said...
...nice to know that George is a sensitive sort, but it doesn't make up for the shortfall of sensitive information in his book. Tantalizingly, he leads us into the marital breakfast nook, where Bill is hunched over the table, shoveling cereal into his mouth while Hillary wags a finger at him. Then on to the bedroom, where the President is talking to George and Hillary while getting dressed, making George uncomfortable. And then--nothing. Why put us in these rooms if you're not going to shed light on the most mystifying marriage on the planet? Still...