Word: trickyness
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"Rather than publicizing our activities, we have to inspire students to inform us what they'd like to see us discussing," agreed Adams House representative Jeffrey M. Rosen '86. He said that unfortunately that sort of communication is a tricky thing to get going.
Back in Washington, Kissinger called the accusation "a lie." Shultz then flew on to Brazil, landing without fanfare in Rio de Janeiro. At week's end, he was enjoying a tropical round of golf with an aide at the lush Gávea Golf Club prior to a scheduled...
His next album will include a song written for the great jazz vocalist Carmen McRae, and yes, when he plays the tune live, he is often asked whether Samba for Carmen was inspired by the star of those '40s musicals who wore fruit on her hats. He is also...
Both allocations are tricky politically because they do not result in immediate capital improvements. But Healy told the council the spending proposals are "good, sound, long-range planning."
What could have been a very tricky situation faced Dwight H. Perkins three years ago when he took over as director of the Harvard Institute of International development (HIID).