Word: ware
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...James H. Ware, the Master of Cabot House said in an e-mail message, "Quality of transportation for the entire House community and for varsity athletes in particular is an important issue for Cabot House...
...College as a whole. We consider it fundamental to a university and to our duties as House Masters to honor the dignity and life of every individual without exception--regardless of sexual orientation, religion, gender, class, race or ethnicity. ROBERT AND JANA KIELY, Adams House JAMES AND JANICE WARE, Cabot House WILLIAM AND BARBARA GRAHAM, Currier House EVERETT MENDELSOHN AND MARY ANDERSON, Dudley House KAREL AND HETTY LIEM, Dunster House STEVE MITCHELL AND KRISTINE FORSGARD, Eliot House DONALD AND CATHLEEN PFISTER, Kirkland House HOWARD GEORGI '67-'68 AND ANN GEORGI, Leverett House DIANA ECK AND DOROTHY AUSTIN, Lowell House SANDRA...
Since I can remember, the Lions have spent big money on such sure-fire quarterback prospects as Chuck Long, Andre Ware and Rodney Peete. They were fine in college, and are currently living comfortably on fat contracts doled out by Detroit, the NFL's version of public assistance for quarterbacks without marketable job skills...
...most important victories are often won outside the public arena. A little over a year ago, Shannon Ware was the host of a constituent meet-and-greet for her state representative. Over coffee and snacks, Ware introduced Representative Patrick Dougherty, a moderate Democrat and devout Roman Catholic, to several transgenders. He was set to consider legislation that would make it difficult for transsexuals to gain even partial custody of their children after a divorce. For Ware, it wasn't an academic issue. She was once married and has a daughter, Elizabeth. Though the 13-year-old and her mom have...
...meeting at Ware's house worked. Dougherty listened as she and several others told their stories. Some had lost jobs, some had been rejected by family, all felt battered by a society that insists that biology is destiny. Dougherty left seeing no reason to attack these folks with a new law. A few days later, he quietly let the legislation die in his committee...