Word: robins
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...swirling their Bailey’s,” she says. “You’ve never seen it?” There’s a knock at the door and one of the boys scrambles over to the peephole and opens the door for Robin S. McNamara ’06 and Kim M. Chen ’06. The group gets bigger, drunker and more anxious to party. There is some talk of work to be done for Monday, but Von Tobel will have none of it. “Quite frankly...
Professor Robin E. Kelsey said he was pleasantly surprised by the enthusiastic response to the class, since only 80 people had been expected to enroll...
...report “identified significant gaps in our ability to describe our ecosystem,” said Robin O’Malley, the project director. “If the American people want to have a complete and rich picture of the state of our ecosystem, we need to address these gaps...
Between classes, the girls passed around magazines with bin Laden photographs. Some swooned over his "soulful" eyes. They saw him as a man who had walked away from an air-conditioned palace to live in a cave in Afghanistan and avenge the wrongs committed against Muslims. "He was our Robin Hood," says Sana. "Some of my friends defended bin Laden because they thought he carried out the bombings, while others defended him because they thought the U.S. was accusing him unjustly." Sana belonged to the latter camp...
From The Day Our World Changed by Robin F. Goodman and Andrea Henderson Fahnestock, in conjunction with NYU Child Study Center & the Museum of the City of New York, to be published by Harry N. Abrams...