Word: spoiledness
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Ironically, the best depiction to date of the nation's gridlock may have come last summer from a ranking member of the Bush Administration: Budget Director Richard Darman. In a speech at the National Press Club, Darman blasted both the Government and the voters for mimicking spoiled children with demands...
Last year, my first in college, I ran out of socks for the first time. And yes, I was one of the spoiled bunch that had never operated a washing machine before.
Behind the defense was sophomore netminder Jamie Reilly, whose first collegiate start was spoiled in overtime by the Cardinal. Yesterday, however, Reilly (eight saves) recorded a shutout--thanks to several diving saves and a supportive defense.
Mark Semioli's penalty kick in overtime lifted Stanford to a 2-1 victory over the Harvard men's soccer game yesterday at Ohiri Field. The tally spoiled Crimson goalie Jamie Reilly's first-ever collegiate start.
The best kind of bright early summer's day spoiled by the worst kind of dark imaginings: Is it possible that in this season, otherwise so full of innocent promise, Hollywood executives banish all thought of us as audience -- discerning, judicious, culturally literate? Does the solstice induce in them some...