Word: reade
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...think that a lot of people at this point go to the magazine and look at it and say 'wow, this is impressive,' but they don't read it," he says. But editors have a publicity push is planned for next year and hope to publish bi-monthly instead of the current quarterly schedule...
...live in a state of total choice, perpetual indecision and delayed certainty. I can take a job, quit and move on. I can work for a while, go to grad school, get a job, quit and move on. I can live for the moment. I can write, read, run, drive to California and back. Yes, I will need money. Eventually I will grow tired of being on the move, mentally if not physically. I will find someone and settle down. I will have a career. I will advance in the ranks...
...human rights movement is gaining a lot of momentum worldwide," Carr said. "But there is not a lot of university involvement yet, providing an analytical approach and telling us which strategies make the most sense. Every day when you read the newspaper, human rights is on the front page--this is the right time for the Kennedy School to weigh in on the subject...
When they reached the roof, Horn realized that Schulman had timed their visit so that once again, it was sunset. She opened the book and found another envelope in the inside cover. "Words are the key and you hold the code," the card inside read. Then, five numbers...
...underclass student asked me for some advice the day before he left to write a Pulitzer Prize-winning bestseller. Clearly, he did not read the surgeon general's warning permanently branded to my head that reads: "Listening to this guy is extraordinarily dumb. He's a little nuts...