Word: reads
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...another string of empty days, fast and slow. Reading, mending things no one needed, washing walls, sometimes necessary and sometimes not, fussing with the flowers. In the evening, pacing about the balcony, I read poetry aloud to keep from forgetting how to speak...
...bright, strong, direct kind of individual who learns rapidly and has a certain self-confidence. In U.S. organizational terms, he's right out of the line management, not a staff man, so to speak. You can see lots of cases where people on the other side read from pieces of paper that somebody gives them, and that's all they have to say. That...
...Harvard questioners dramatically quoted Falwell's explanation that Jews enjoy privileged positions in society because of their "God-given gift" for making money. He then read similar remarks attributed to Moral Majority lieutenants. The questioner asked Falwell to repudiate the remarks and called on him to apologize publicly...
Appearance: It should be neat, uncrowded, attractive, and easy to read. Accuracy in use of language, information, and spelling is key. If your typing is not professional in appearance, hire someone who will produce a perfect copy. Whether it is typed or typeset, check and double check it to make sure that there are absolutely no errors...
...Rosovsky read aloud an excerpt from the editorial that said, "The 'presence of distinguished alumni and affiliates in the houses,' so pompously promoted for the 350th, is supposed to be an everyday occurrence. The fact that it takes a very special occasion indeed to bring Henry Rosovsky to Mather House offers an honest but ironic commentary on the distance between undergraduates and Harvard's elder elite...