Word: plympton
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Dates: during 2000-2009
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...seems that those pesky, nefarious frosh interlopers are at it again, albeit a block further down Plympton Street...
Even now you see them hurrying by you down Plympton Street, conservative ties fluttering, cell phones at their ears, portfolios emblazoned with the Harvard seal tucked under their arms. They are seniors who have chosen to do recruiting, and they can be dismissed, by the dissimilarly inclined, with a hissed one-word slur: “Tool...
...Officers dispatched to a report of eight to 10 people arguing on 32 Plympton St. The officers broke up the group upon arrival...
Which son of a liberal columnist and rising star at a so-called humor magazine got a Crimson executive kicked out of 14 Plympton by the Ad Board after a quarrel in the Dunster courtyard? The not-so-funny man claimed to have been roughed-up by the broadsheet’s moneyman, but the allegations appear dubious at best. An appeal was denied, but the last laugh is still pending...
...you’re headed to a job at The Washington Post, your saliva is connected by three degrees of separation to a future competitor at The Wall Street Journal. (Incidentally, if you’ve stepped inside 14 Plympton in the past decade, you’re probably somehow connected—by eight degrees, perhaps—to a reporter at The New York Times...