Word: round
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...credit should go to the creativity of Ted and his colleagues in Dining Services in developing this idea so that it can happen," Lewis wrote. "The other innovations, including Commencement week meals, are also very important. Mr. Mayer really deserves a tremendous round of thanks from everyone...
...movie about American racial politics to unfold. But wait, suddenly the movie turns into a lush exposition on the joys of boxing, and a long narrative with lovingly trained camera angles on Denzel Washington's bare body results. The movie, based on Rubin Carter's autobiography, The 16th Round, now seems to join in the trend of a new wave of boxing films, such as the upcoming Play It To The Bone, Fight Club and a biography of Muhammed Ali, in discussing the way Man needs to return to his primeval needs to find and develop himself...
...that span, Peanuts has entered our nation's collective conscience. Mention Charlie Brown and everyone in the room knows his round head with scarcely a hair on it. Connect the words "football" and "funny" and you'll probably picture Peppermint Patty pulling the ball away from Charlie Brown yet again. And you can't imagine the concept of a security blanket without recalling images of Linus...
...future, there'll be little energy for celebratory champagne at the close of this volume of Fifteen Minutes Magazine. But I hope we'll get around to having that drink soon enough because when we do, I'll buy a round and make a toast. In the meantime, I hope it will suffice...
...better or worse, we live in a world Andy Warhol made--where striking visuals and fluffy text create and feed desire. In 1978 Warhol said, "I never read; I only look at pictures." He taught the idea crowd that everything out there was tasty bullshit, allowing them to round out their relativism. Eat up, he said. And so giant Brillo boxes colonized art galleries, challenging the exaggerated intellects of art critics. Meaning was out of fashion...