Word: read
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...Janel A. Moore '00 and Thembi H. Ford '01 also read their poetry at the event...
...example, if students do not read a certain publication funded by the fee, ASSU president Mike Levin explains, they can request a refund of the, say, $3 newsstand price...
...genuine memory, but lacking complete originals, we have only the shakiest grounds for assessing their reliability. The disappointing fact seems to be that most of the surviving New Testament Apocrypha arose in legitimate attempts to comprehend realities about which the canonical Gospels are mute, and any dogged attempt to read them is apt to leave the reader with one prime reaction--those 2nd and 3rd century Christian editors who decided on the final contents of the New Testament were, above all else, superb literary critics...
...People think we are licensed practitioners," Strohl says. "We're not. We offer researched and well-educated opinions, but we can't guarantee a prescription, and people must take the time to read about the effects of herbs...
...self-discovery, saying "it is as though Georgie Porgie, reincarnated as a Harvard don, stuck in his thumb and pulled out this plumb: I am a Chekovian Christian." Granted, the term "Chekovian Christian" does seem a bit much, and it is used ad naseum by West. One can read the entire book and still be confused as to the exact definition of "Chekovian Christian." But Horowitz's criticism barely skims the surface of either West or his book, focusing entirely on style and presentation and utterly ignoring content and meaning. Ultimately, Horowitz seems to be using West as a vehicle...