Word: smartly
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...Independent, Dean Harry R. Lewis '68 stated, "The unequal status of women at the clubs--unwelcome as members, but welcomed for the amusement of the male members at their parties--continues to be of great concern to the College." He then went on to say, "Fortunately, our students are smart enough to figure out that nothing is ever truly free, though every year some first year women learn this lesson in discomfiting and even dangerous ways...
Make no mistake, Stone has a good eye. The Crimson is loaded with talent this year, and the players are smart enough to be worried about...
...hits very smart, and she hits high," Schafer said. "Our defense was trying to pick...
...used cars, plus tips on buying clothes (wait for end-of-season sales) and making your own snacks. "I grew up in poverty as the daughter of sharecroppers," says Kilgo, whose husband Randal, 55, retired in 1997 after 32 years with the U.S. Postal Service. "But my parents were smart and frugal and taught me how to save money. This kind of knowledge allowed us to retire early and still be secure financially." The Kilgos are earning about 80% to 90% of their previous income...
...opportunity to say, "I hear he's got $300 million tied up in those two rooms." If you use conspicuous capitalization as your principal marketing tool, the real point of a $300 million art collection is that it costs $300 million. The occasional visitor who's provoked into making smart-aleck remarks about the pillows, like the occasional visitor who has a run of luck on the slots, can be charged off to the cost of doing business...