Word: tamed
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Dates: during 2000-2009
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...coming along who is going to sweep you off your feet. He’s just like you are. He wants to have power and influence. Fame or recognition comes with him. He knows everybody. He may be kind of rebellious and disruptive and you would have to tame him because he is like a horse that hasn’t been broken. But you will end up getting in trouble together. Within three weeks of graduation he bursts on the scene. He is very much your equal and loves you for who you are. I think you are going...
...such direct impact on the social lives of those in the Harvard Community than during the Spring of 1983. That’s when I wrote a profile of a male Bowdoin student who was spending the academic year at Wellesley College. Though the article itself was relatively tame, the very delicate subject matter and suggestive headline, “Some Like It Hot” generated a good deal of controversy and mail...
While in the past Cambridge residents have tried to tame noise at Harvard, the dining halls are removed from residential areas...
...appreciate it he does, along with all who come to this show and see Harvard students proving that they can both dance the steps of the choreography and elicit an emotional response with their movement to the music. Anyone expecting to come see some girls in tutus doing tame, traditional dancing should check that assumption at the door...
...head quite vigorously,” says Karin. Meanwhile, Adam and her relative watched with amusement from the comfort of the house. Adam stayed calm once the relative (who in the past was nearly eaten by one of his domesticated lions) assured him that this lion was actually tame. Too bad Karin didn’t know the lion was tame. “The lion bounded up on me and leapt on me from behind, knocking me face first into the dirt and proceeding to paint my head playfully and lick my neck,” says Karin...