Word: tunefully
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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They stopped twice during the march to pledge allegiance to American flags hanging in the street. Protesters also sang the national anthem twice, bringing the afternoon's total to four renditions of the old Francis Scott Key tune...
Although that goal may seem fairly ambitious, the course has undoubtedly had ample time to fine-tune any shortcomings it may have. Sadler says he has traced the course back at least 100 years in the University archives, and he suspects it might even be twice that old. Henry David Thoreau took "Celestial Navigation" while he was at Harvard, Sadler says...
...researchers struggle to fine-tune an established democracy, Kennedy School recruiters and program directors are reaching out to the fledgling democracies in Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union, trying to help them along...
...whose drivers and passengers are dressed in combat-chemical suits. Vernon asks me what to do in case we are attacked on the highway. As if I know. But as a true Harvard son I give him an answer anyway. He then begins to talk about story ideas. I tune him out as my stomach begins to turn him out as my stomach begins to turn over. I begin to have second thoughts about having come...
...devout Muslim openly admits that the Gulf Crisis has tuned his college experience so far into a lonely one. He has difficulty staying in tune with the papers, lectures and parties that fill many first-year students' lives. His only close friend, he says, is Stephen W. Gauster '92, the other co-president of Students for a Free Kuwait...