Word: warmness
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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According to Leslie R. Amper, a music tutor at Currier House and a Fusilli member, "it is a very fun-loving, up-beat and Warm-hearted group of people." She did admit, however, that she needs "a few more lessons to master the weave...
...spite of this and other inconsistent attempts at humor--including a "Lucky Charms" commercial conceived in very poor taste--the rest of the set provided, as a chewing tobacco commercial once proudly stated, "all pleasure." The arrangements and performances of every song roused the audience and left this reviewer warm all over...
Harvard first-years commonly suffer from a different kind of separation--homesickness. "A lot of the students who come to [Mental Health Services] have had very close, warm relationships with teachers and family and friends back home," Powell says. "And now they're coming to Harvard--which is for some a cold water bath--and suddenly all those things that gave them support are gone. It seems everyone doesn't know their name, nobody smiles at them when they walk across campus...
...that Israel's right to exist is not a bargaining chip and that Israel should not be expected to forfeit territory, which is real, for promises that it will be left alone, which are just talk. Whether or not his position is reasonable, declarations of inflexibility are unlikely to warm the attitudes of his opposite numbers...
...tiny country, with a population of 500,000 and a land area only four times the size of Washington, D.C., is unabashed in its desire to foster a warm relationship with the U.S. Last week the President greeted Bahrain's emir, Sheik Isa bin Salman al-Khalifa, with a 21-gun salute at the White House in honor of his nation's role as the principal allied naval base during the gulf...