Word: stones
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...secure her spot on the All-Ivy First Team. If Janowski is to get the ball, Monti can easily be the one to pass it to her most often, racking up assists in the process and helping her cause as well. Harvard can kill three birds with one stone...
...shared unpleasant experience often draws people closer. My pre-med friends always chat about the guy that always asked questions in Chem 10 lecture, and now always asks questions in BS I lecture. My economics friends talk about their section-mates who worship famous professors--such as Stone Professor of International Trade Jeffrey D. Sachs '76 and Baker Professor of Economics Martin S. Feldstein '61. Friends who share academic interests and acceptable section behavior can commiserate about their experiences...
...played a lot of games recently and everyone was pretty tired after the last game against Providence," said junior defenseman Christie MacKinnon. "But Coach [Katey] Stone gave us two days off after Providence so we should be rested and ready to go this weekend...
...Office of Information and Technology (OIT) is located on 10 Ware St., a stone's throw from the Freshman Dean's Office and Union dorms. But despite this proximity, the office requires its bills to be sent through the U.S. Postal Service--not University mail. In the upper-right hand corner of the yellow envelope included in every phone bill is written, "Postage Required for Mailing." So, at the beginning of each month, nearly every Harvard student affixes an extra 33 cents to their already exorbitant phone bill to send it, in many cases, the length of a football field...
...person, Bret Easton Ellis has the smooth-talking polish of a Washington politico. He puts on a great show and manages to speak for several minutes without really saying anything. He rarely gives a straight answer. Recently he told Rolling Stone magazine that he is bisexual. Now, he says he was joking. And what about his next book project? At first he said it had a political orientation. Now, it's "supernatural...