Word: seventh
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...hear him speak, and parents appeared in the back of the lecture hall to listen. When Broussard's health deteriorated, a physician in nearby Jennings, John Sabatier, confessed that he knew virtually nothing about AIDS but promised to learn as much as he could as fast as he could. Seventh- and eighth-graders sent letters saying they would never tell a dirty gay joke because they now had a friend who was gay. People who once avoided Broussard by crossing the street began asking how he was doing and if he needed anything. "They began to see that...
...soon enough for FBI agents. Even top officials on the agency's seventh floor have given Sessions the freeze-out. "It's so cold up there you can hang meat," said one agent. He's no help outside the building either, alumni agents contend. Says former senior bureau official Tom Kelley: "He is dragging down the reputation of the organization every day he stays there." You wouldn't have to be an FBI agent to get the hint...
...dies. And Arnold's version of Hamlet is even funnier than Mel Gibson's. "To be, or not to be," he says, lighting his trademark cigar stub. "Not to be." And Elsinore goes boom! But after a while, as the facetious film references (to everything from E.T. to The Seventh Seal pile up, Hero turns into the industry's all-time costliest inside joke. Watching it is as enervating as being on a real movie set. You see all of the sweat and none of the starlight...
Grosz says her interest in mathematics was sparked at an early age, when teachers in fifth and seventh grade encouraged her talents...
...preliminary list of 50 possible colleges a year ago because he thought the climate on campus is too conservative. It was not until Harvard sent him a brochure on minority student life--part of its new minority recruiting effort--that Bloodworth decided to include Harvard as his seventh-choice college on his short-list of 17 schools...