Word: short
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Rosovsky also came down this week on short-term Faculty absences, charging that professors increasingly have taken leaves of several weeks without soliciting his permission. The Faculty rules require professors to obtain approval from Rosovsky before leaving the University for longer than a week...
Bowersock said professors most often take short-term leaves without permission during reading period...
McCurdy attributed the poor Crimson showing to the team's lack of experience and the presence of many short-distance-oriented runners who have yet to adjust to the rigors of competitive cross-country racing...
...refers to it every three pages, usually by way of some juvenile periphrasis: "doughty love-muscle," or "priapism," or "stallionoid condition." "My membrum," he writes, "betrousered, is truly rampant." Stingo gets drunk on two beers, runs from any sort of danger or disturbance, ejaculates prematurely--he is, in short, what the Jews he loves to stereotype would call a nebbish, the kind of person who, when he enters a room, gives the impression that seven people just left...
...questions seriously, we accepted them," Mason said. Mason asserted that SHS doesn't need people "with special talents," because it provides "informal counseling." "We just need people with a desire to help fresmen," she added. By January it was clear that counseling--informal or otherwise--was in very short supply. To help choose freshmen for their absent "friends," Kyriazis decided to consult the Freshmen Register. "We used the facebook to see what people were like," Kyriazis explained. "Sometimes you can tell from a picture," Kyriazis ventured, though he had difficulty explaining what...