Word: recommended
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Well, as Maynard's therapist asked his beleaguered client: "Where is the lesson in all this?" First of all, if you covet your privacy, never commit anything to writing. If you absolutely must express something to a lover, wife or husband, I recommend the Gambino-family-style "walk and talk." Stroll outside with your interlocutor, covering your mouth with your hand as you converse. Make your conversation as vague as possible, and pepper it with inaudible remarks and gross expletives. Here is an example of a man using this technique to break up with his girlfriend...
Fitzsimmons said that at Harvard, unlike at Dartmouth, each waiting list case is reviewed individually during the final consideration period. Dartmouth, in contrast, typically asks each regional admissions officer to recommend three to five students to their joint committee...
...find a space (whether imagined or physical) in which you feel comfortable, you'll be even more ready to take on the swirl of activities, parties, late nights and learning experiences (such as writing a paper in the four hours before it is due, not a learning experience I recommend) that your first year should be. My first year was nothing like the one I predicted through my logical expectations, but the year's experience left me with a home at school which was more than I ever expected...
...outside recommendations come from "blind letters," which are sent to non-Harvard scholars when the executive committee decides to recommend tenure...
...recommend a low-cost SLIDE SCANNER...