Word: stood
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Indiana State was a long way from Terra Haute, but the Sycamores stood tall against the Crimson attack...
...that one could attend Sunday's much-heralded performance. The crowd packed on the Boston Common resembled the crowd that assembles each year for the Boston Pops' Fourth of July performance at the Hatch Shell or a Red Sox game. One hundred thousand people in shorts and T-shirts stood on walkways or sprawled on lawn chairs and beach towels in the uncommonly hot and humid weather. One might have expected to see Nine Inch Nails perform on the gargantuan stage instead of the Boston Symphony...
According to the Yankees, Darryl's prognosis for a full recovery is good. But we're worried all the same. For years Darryl stood as a youthful beacon of strength in Shea Stadium's right field. After defeating substance abuse, he won us back as a Yankee. Now he faces his toughest at-bat yet. Our eyes are on the bleachers. GEOFFREY C. UPTON
WASHINGTON: In full it's-the-economy-stupid mode, Bill Clinton stood soberly before a blinking "surplus clock" Wednesday and boasted shamelessly about leading the U.S. out of decline and into prosperity. The U.S. government, he announced, is officially in the black for the first time in 29 years, to the tune of some $70 billion. For this, Bill wants your gratitude, and odds...
...effect, the depoliticization of the council has made Harvard's student government still weaker. In campaigning last December, Stewart argued that the council was wasting time discussing issues like Faculty diversity and divestment from Nigeria--time that could be better spent improving student life. But that argument has not stood up. The council's meetings are shorter, but our representatives have not accomplished significantly more in the way of student life than in previous years. And meanwhile, an important dialogue on larger issues has been abandoned...