Word: pales
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Dates: during 2000-2009
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...hotel's faithful. "I had to update every facet, while preserving the classical elegance that is the Bel-Air's signature," he says. The dining room underwent one of the biggest - and fastest - makeovers. A floor-to-ceiling fireplace and handblown Italian chandeliers were added, and the dowdy pale-wood seating was updated with buttercream-colored leather banquettes - all in seven days. Meanwhile, the 52 rooms and 39 suites were being meticulously refurbished, with plush silk tones replacing swirly floral patterns that recalled the 1940s. One hallmark of the Bel-Air is that each room and suite is unique...
Mather Lather was as sketchy as was to be expected with a good deal of groping and a greater deal of pale skin. Says Vivek Kuncham ’08, “Once you’re under the foam it becomes a free for all. You literally have to punch your way out. So sometimes the bitches get hurt, but it’s all in the spirit of the party...
...supposed to be “fun.” You must admire their gumption.If one must dress like a TF, or at least know how to spot them, I offer: THREE TIPS FOR TRENDY TF’S1) Don’t wear makeup. It ruins the pale bags under one’s eyes.2) Become really interested in the concept of going to graduate school for nine years in order to eventually teach other annoying cretins at a community college and live on a pittance.3) Every time you think you are dressed like Ricky Martin on TRL, compound...
...category.Although professors overwhelmingly cite Harvard students and research resources as the University’s greatest draws, and the University Benefits Office website highlights the “generous benefits, tuition assistance, and work/life balance” available for faculty members, professors say that the perks they actually receive pale in comparison to those offered at peer institutions.“I’m not complaining, but I certainly don’t feel that Harvard faculty are especially pampered or privileged compared to faculty at other, similar universities,” Elizabeth Spelke, who is Berkman professor...
...seen? On this score, opinions veered dramatically. Some saw a princess martyred by publicity, hounded unto death by the cameras that loved her so and that then feasted on her funeral. Others blamed the family that drew her into its royal orbit, expecting her to glow with the pale fire of reflected glory, and later cast her aside when she blazed forth as a star...