Word: rebirths
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...Ultimately, Dyer is so enamored of his own decline that he cannot be bothered to get on with his rebirth. Perhaps that's as it should be. In an early chapter, he meets a vacationing Swede who has had a dead baby shoved in his face by an Indian beggar. "We were all horrified and, I think, more than a little envious," he writes. "All visitors to the developing world, if they are honest, will confess that they are actually quite keen on seeing a bit of squalor." And readers, if they are honest, will confess that they are more...
...season did have its share of stellar seniors. There was the reemergence of catcher Brian Lentz and the rebirth of Ronz. Then there was the replay of Wahlberg’s 2002 dominance. Lentz and Wahlberg were first-team All-Ivy honorees, Ronz second-team...
...These years at the college represent a rebirth and growing up…. The difference is that we chose it for ourselves…. We understood the risks involved in the decision and began anyway...
Moore and fellow seniors Nowak and Aron Kim saw their Crimson careers run in concert with the program’s rebirth; as they graduate, their teammates, 22 of whom will return next fall, are sure that there are more good things—progressive steps—to come from Harvard hockey...
...great irony of the near rebirth of preregistration had a miniature irony within it. After the heated faculty denunciation of preregistration in the March meeting, one item remained on the agenda. The next presenter, however, had to stand patiently at the microphone, as many faculty who had come for the preregistration debate shuffled noisily out of their chairs and left the room, unwilling to stay for 10 more minutes until the adjournment hour. Apparently voting with their feet is acceptable behavior for faculty members...