Word: prided
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...combination of detailed information and a large overview. He is a very quick study and has a photographic memory. He doesn't like to have a fat notebook with him when he sits down at the meetings with other world leaders. It's a point of pride with...
Seen on Channel Four: Sidney Wicks and Curtis Rowe doing very poor imitations of Paul Silas as the Celtics scramble to keep their pride against the Seventy-Sixers. I've got news for you Tommy Heinsohn--you're not gonna beat the Anaheim Amigos in playoff competition if you've got a couple of guys playing half the court half the time...
Fitzgibbons brings to the Crimson linksters a certain sense of pride in Harvard's tradition. His father was a baseball standout for the Crimson in the '40s, who made it to the big leagues as a catcher for the Red Sox, but spent most of his career playing Class AAA ball. Spence came to Harvard, despite knowing that he would have to play second fiddle to number one golfer Alex...
...wins a big science prize at school wants her mother to come to the award ceremony but the mother who, with her strange ways has never worked for the acceptance of the community, is ashamed. And so, in the Winthrop House production, the fierce battle for independence and pride against pride and love begins. Performances are tomorrow and Saturday and also next weekend at 8 p.m. in the Winthrop JCR. Tickets...
Despite worldwide respect for their country, Canadians have traditionally treated their nationality with a cynicism bordering on embarrassment. In a country whose people are unaccustomed to national pride, the separatists have a least for the moment seized the initiative. The "patriotic rhetoric and fervor" which Fraser mentioned presently belong to the Parti Quebecois. "This country will be lost if people aren't prepared to get just as tough as Levesque is," Fraser suggested...