Word: panic
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Your irresponsibly premature article and survey on the first year student's house choices transformed our relief into anger and uncertainty. We were very angry. Angry that the point of the trial "non-ordered" choice had been defeated. By 4 p.m., many students, in a panic, would undoubtedly change their house choices. After agonizing over what houses we really liked best and whether or not we should try to "beat the system", we decided to do what Dean of the College L. Fred Jewett '57 had intended. We, like most first year students, had listed four houses where we would...
...They scored two goals in the first five minutes and we had a little panic session," Harvard Co-Captain Martina Albright said. "But we calmed down...
...McClure of the U.S. Postal Inspection Service faults publicity for the spate of bombings. The service now has an Atlanta hot line to take calls about suspect packages. "We are trying to get members not to panic," says Moe Biller, president of the American Postal Workers Union...
...mention that he had to spend a day in UHS after his back slipped out of joint because his bookbag was too heavy? (I'm not kidding about this.) Of course, this was the least of his medical problems. As stress became panic, Jon actually convinced himself that he was suffering a massive coronary...
Many investors showed little faith in the new monetary program -- or in the latest economic plan as a whole. For fear of panic selling, the country's stock market remained closed all last week...