Word: spoiledness
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The resident posted a hand-written note on the empty vending machine that read in part: "You are the worst kind of slimy, spoiled, worthless trash. I'm hungry."
Have the movies and TV spoiled us for theater? Splashy Broadway musicals still provide an experience that can't be duplicated on the screen. But straight plays these days too often seem like sitcom episodes padded out for an entire evening or like rough drafts for the Hollywood movies that...
A two-on-one break by Henry Higdon and Craig Adams was the first spoiled chance as Cornell senior Steve Wilson, showing why he is an All-ECAC defenseman, dove from behind Higdon to poke the puck out of danger.
But their affinity also fuels an undercurrent of contempt. Each says of the other, in nearly identical words: "I know his type," or "I knew guys like him back home." And that's partly because they walked different paths even before they left their small hometowns. Virginia Clinton doted on...
The Cleveland Orchestra spoiled its audience last Wednesday: it filled Symphony Hall with a huge and absolutely tight sound. The BankBoston Celebrity Series concert took place in front of a packed and wide-eyed crowd, visibly impressed by what Christoph von Dohnanyi and his orchestra could do.