Word: repaintings
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Instead, Mayman and Cabot House Senior Tutor Elizabeth A. Hart asked the participants to repaint the hallway. Once the hallway has been repainted, the incident will be "forgotten," Reder said...
...paint that could be washed instead of replenished. But the paint job will not be finally finished until 2004 because the process is so complicated and expensive. (The U.S. dollar has proved less sturdy than the sandstone: it has already cost the Federal Government more money-$283,000-to repaint the grand old mansion than to build the place.) One other secret. The White House is not going to be pure white. Scouten wanted a paint that would dazzle the eye in the sun and yet glow with a mellow gold in the night lights. He found it among Duron...
...Students occupying University Hall settle in for the night, singing protest songs and discussing strategy for the next day. Slogans are spray-painted on some of the walls, but others repaint them to minimize the damage. The hall directory is rearranged to read "Liberated Area...Che Guevara Hall...Fight Racism...Get out of Vietnam...Power to the People...ROTC Must Go...Amen...
Julian A. Troget '84 and Morgan K. Belford '85 painted their room white last Wednesday, after College officials threatened to charge them about $2000 to have professionals repaint the suite they had painted gray soon after moving...
...balance, the occupational mix, and the number and type of homeowners have all changed substantially in the past decade. And while prognostication at this point is difficult because the statistics have yet to be broken down by neighborhood, city mavens agree that the shifts in demographic composition will surely repaint the political picture...