Word: warmly
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...life I was on my own. I still haven't returned to Hollis South to visit, mostly for sentimental reasons, but I definitely remember it fondly. My piece of advice: do what you have to do to find your place here. (If you are from California, buy a nice, warm coat and dream of home in the summertime. It will get you through the winter.) My way was to explore on my own and find what made me happy; you should find your own way. Harvard has a lot to offer, as I'm sure everyone has told...
...wonderful vote of confidence and a warm gesture of colleagueship from the Business School as we move Radcliffe into the midst of Harvard," said Radcliffe President Linda S. Wilson...
Chess, even for novices, is essentially a social game and has been for the millennia humans have played it. People play chess in front of Au Bon Pain in Harvard Square on warm summer nights as much for the company as for the game itself. Indeed, for the vast majority of chess players worldwide who don't play professionally, chess' social dynamic is the game's purpose...
After a decade of warm-weather box offices defined by mammoth action films, Hollywood is partying in 1999. This is the season of silly--the goofy summer. Also dopey, because the humor is so often about bodily functions. And happy, for the studio bosses pleased not to be sweating out each weekend's take for a Titanic-priced epic that may do Postman-like business...
That means we have the freedom to be as extraordinary as the sighted. Keller loved an audience and wrote that she adored "the warm tide of human life pulsing round and round me." That's why the stage appealed to her, why she learned to speak and to deliver speeches. And to feel the vibrations of music, of the radio, of the movement of lips. You must understand that even more than sighted people, we need to be touched. When you look at a person, eye to eye, I imagine it's like touching them. We don't have that...