Word: ringã
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Dates: during 2001-2001
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Among those questioned about the ring was an unidentified 23-year-old systems administrator at MIT, who allegedly ranks in the ring??€™s upper echelon, law enforcement officials told The Boston Globe. The administrator, who handles computers in MIT’s economic department, has not been charged in the case...
...late.] I see...[Oh God...] four kids for you. [As a divorcee?!] You’ll have your first baby at the age of 29. [Great.] The third brush with fame...[This better be good.] I see you investing money well. [Well, I was the best in Ms. Ring??€™s class at balancing a checkbook.] You’re going to find success in investment management. [Hmm, I look good in suits.] You have good instincts. [Thanks.] You’re going to become a mogul. [A mogul?] Yes! A mogul. [Yes! I can afford daycare...
...Ring??€™s the Thing
...only thing needed to complete Rose’s career is something Hoffman already has—a ring??€”and a win tomorrow will guarantee Harvard at least a share of the Ivy League title and give Rose his first victory over the Quakers...
...trick to success, in fact, is its deceptive simplicity. What appears to be crude and effortless is actually a very carefully plotted rusticity. This is attested to by the seamless transitions from one performance to another, the stylish, catchy tunes of a band perched above the ring??€™s main entrance and the fact that the show is tailored as much to the kids as to their parents. While the two clowns perform the requisite silly circus jokes and pranks their appearances are interspersed between well-choreographed couples’ dance and acrobatic routines that have a distinctly mature...