Word: reads
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Another Expos lecturer, Ed Miller, agreed with Birkerts, saying, "It's definitely one of the better posters I've read lately...
...kiosks, in entryways, in libraries, Harvardians on their way to class can now read poetry a la Advocate and short short stories that deal with such subjects as sexual, inter-racial tensions in colonial societies...
Ortega, however, appeared to read encouragement into Washington's more conciliatory approach. In a midair interview en route to the OAS meeting, he told the New York Times that if Reagan invited him to talk, Ortega would be willing to have contra leaders at the meeting. For the first time, a Sandinista official was publicly expressing a willingness to meet contra leaders face to face. The Administration rejected the offer, claiming that such an arrangement would devalue the contras' negotiating position...
However, Neilson discounted the possibility that the university would seek Bennett to fill the presidency. "You can't believe everything you read in the Daily," he said, referring to the daily campus newspaper, which splashed rumors of Bennett's candidacy on its front page last week...
...those of you who cursed me, who hated me, who never read my column: I hope you're proud of yourselves now, shagstains. I weep bitter tears of anguish...