Word: schlepped
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...Dunster's courtyard, located directly outside the dining hall, gets points for a minimal schlep. Picnic tables, lots of grass and a good crew view of the Charles makes the Dunster courtyard a lovely location for noshing a tuna melt...
...Please! And if your parents brought the car or you're in the mood for a schlep, hook on over to the Worchester Centrum for Saturday's "Discover Stars on ice," featuring Scott Hamilton, Kristy Yamaguchi and Tara Lipinski. They say it's really cool in person. 7:30 p.m., tickets...
Inevitably, much of the heavy baggage that readers will schlep across the bridge into the 21st century will be the large-format, illustrated histories of the 20th. The bridge is not yet ready for traffic, but two such volumes are now crowding the toll gates. One is The Century (Doubleday; 606 pages; $60) by Peter Jennings and Todd Brewster; the other, The American Century (Knopf; 710 pages; $50) by Harold Evans. The books are distinctly different, but each has much to recommend it, not least because Jennings, a Canadian national, and British-born Evans, now a U.S. citizen, view their...
Yesterday's Crimson heralded the arrival of the Fly-By lunch program on its front page. Upper-class students, who no longer have to schlep back and forth to the river for their noontime nourishment, were exuberant. Perhaps caught up in this unbridled enthusiasm, The Crimson lost its wits, portraying the sole beneficiaries of the bag lunches to be "time-pressed undergraduates." Undoubtedly, frantic pre-meds with five minutes to spare between orgo and B.S. reap the benefits of the program...
...clouded by the piles of posters and hundreds of new faces. Ask yourself what you really want, take your time, hesitate before committing yourself to too many people or too many things, and don't be afraid to say no when you make a choice. Then, when you schlep the box with your Freshman Facebook in it out of your room one 1,000-degree day in June when you leave college for the last time, you'll look at that book and smile...