Word: tunes
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...Bennett's first exposure to music was from his mother, who taught him how to play piano by ear. At the age of five, he did a rearrangement of "It's a Small World" with his tape recorder, inserting other Disney music into the catchy tune and rewriting the words. His arrangement won him a prize in a Disney-sponsored contest, and, more importantly, showed him that music was to be a huge part of his life...
...show winds down and Regis requests the audience to tune in the next night, the conversation turns reflective and personal, as the players talk about how they've grown, who they admire and what they will...
...Yale's offensive line has opened holes for their running back to the tune of 157 yards per game rushing and a 3.8 yard per carry average this season. It has a sizable experience advantage of Harvard as well since it was not bringing in four new offensive linemen at the beginning of the year...
...again. In American culture, there is potential and nostalgia; we are fascinated by prodigies first and has-beens second. Stuck in the middle are millions like me, living in those awkward years between promising potential and ironic demise. And the parameters of the present keep pushing in. To the tune of discarded disco anthems, our eyes pan slowly from one Gap-clad teen to another, and for 30 seconds we cannot bring ourselves to blink. The teens stare back at us brimming with serene self-assurance, mocking anyone who ever made the mistake of turning 22 and blissfully unaware that...
Seton, who is sponsoring the legislation to increase the term bill, is now whistling a different tune. The council, he says, should be allowed to raise the term-bill fee without a campus-wide referendum...