Word: stampings
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...Crimson's Ivy slate was not over yet. Saturday afternoon at Ohiri Field, the squad applied the rubber stamp on its first Ivy title in 11 years, defeating cellar-dweller Dartmouth...
...right to associate as much as the next person. And I readily acknowledge that The Club may just be a simple extension of the privileges we already receive--access to the world's largest private library system, contact with world-renowned professors, and lest we forget, the ability to stamp Harvard on our resumes...
Ever since George Bush moved into the White House, he has wanted to put his own stamp on the strategic-arms-reduction process that Ronald Reagan presided over with such dramatic flair. Last month the President finally found a way. In a secret letter to Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev, he proposed nothing less than the complete elimination of the most dangerous weapons in U.S. and Soviet arsenals: land-based missiles topped with multiple warheads, or MIRVs. As a first step, Bush suggested, the two superpowers should agree to ban land- based mobile missiles with MIRVs...
...Commonwealth of Massachusetts is in extremely dire straits economically. We need a leader who can manage this state effectively, not one whose only qualification is a stamp of approval from a single-issue lobby...
...ceremony "added the part that was missing from the exhibit," said Assistant Director of the Peabody Museum Ian W. Brown '72, curator of the exhibit. "We asked Slow Turtle to come in order to get the Indian stamp of approval...