Word: walke
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...alumni bulletin writer said, "[The undergraduate] doesn't walk into Gothic emptiness or Georgian hall. He walks straight into a bright world of books. He can lay hands on one almost before the door has closed behind...
...tell he's getting older because when I when we walk across campus, I can just about keep up," Gabrielse quipped. "He's a real class act, Norman...
...Many times I used to walk over to Harvard and go over to the [Peabody] Museum to look at the glass flowers, and I would say to myself, 'Gee, I wonder what it would be like to go to college here,"' he says...
...researcher Schiffman to create flavor- intensive recipes. Its stock in trade: stock. Classic Residence chefs typically prepare meats, for example, by marinating them in broths that have been reduced to concentrated essences. Appealing presentation is also vital, says Cheryl Lucas, assistant vice president of food and beverage. "When you walk into our dining room, it's very important for the look of the food and the aroma to be appealing to you. Literally, if you are not enjoying those first experiences, your digestive process slows down...
...Happy Xmas, War Is Over," said the walrus, and now that Christmas has apparently come in June it's time to look toward the holiday hangover. What will partitioned Kosovo look like in a month or so, when the victims, the villains and the victors all walk the same bomb-pocked streets? Maybe like the postwar Vienna of "The Third Man" (1950). Written by Graham Greene, lensed by the great Carol Reed (the just-deceased Oliver's uncle), and peopled with a pitch-perfect cast of Joseph Cotten, Orson Welles, Trevor Howard and a ravishing, gut-wrenching Alida Valli...