Word: tipã
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: all
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...space on Mass. Ave. was first used as a headquarters for Communist Party candidate Laura Ross, who challenged legendary Massachusetts congressman Thomas P. “Tip?? O’Neill in the 1970’s. After she lost—twice—the newly founded center took over the space, and to this day pays the rent using donations from members. One of its founders, MIT mathematician Dirk Struik, was banned from teaching during what Dodderman calls “the dark years of the McCarthy era.” Struik stayed...
...pervasive air of weariness that populates the entire album, a knowledge that the songs are contrived and re-used, but an inability to refrain from the certain clichés that once made R.E.M who they were. Even attempts at originality are completely based in contrivance, such as Q-Tip??s appearance for the motivational portion of track three—and the consequence is another band discovering that radical reinvention might be their only salvation...
Madvillainy is like Pharcyde’s Bizzare Ride, meeting Spider Man and His Amazing Friends somewhere around Q-Tip??s house and, though it sometimes is too creative for danceable hip-hop, it works on many levels...
...heavy, guitar-led “Dip the Tip?? was bolstered by an elaborate drum solo from PK-1. “Carol of the Bells” cleverly worked the Christmas folk melody into a modern hip-hop framework...
Some Democrats worry that her liberal views will give Republicans a perfect target to criticize the party. But this concern should not damper support for Pelosi. Former Speaker Thomas P. “Tip?? O’Neill was labeled by Republicans as a Massachusetts liberal and proceeded to lead his party into winning back 26 Congressional seats in 1982. And while consensus building across party lines is an important attribute of an effective legislator, defining party lines is also an imperative role of a party leader. Pelosi is a staunch liberal Democrat, but that is exactly...