Word: y
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: all
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...Cabot House, Susan J. Huang ’04, Ian R. MacKenzie ’04 and Nathan R. Perl-Rosenthal ’04. Kayla Y. Rosen ’04 and Feng Zhang ’04 received honorable mentions...
...Bryan Y. Ho ’06, the Adams House REP representative, explained that timing was key in planning this event. Ho said that putting up a solar panel during Arts First was a good way of advertising renewable energy and demonstrating that solar energy is not bogus...
...society will benefit when abortion becomes, in the words of Sen. Hillary Clinton, D-N.Y., “safe, legal and rare.” To do this, we need to join together to encourage men and women, old and young, to learn about their bodies, get informed about pregnancy and sexually transmitted disease, fight sexual abuse and harassment and get the support they need to raise their children. The pro-choice fight is by no means a rally behind abortion—it is a rally to change our society to one in which abortion will...
...referring to Bush's emotional intelligence. "I've never heard him talk much about policy substance or details, but he senses every nuance of interpersonal relations. Every question he asks is transactional. 'If I say X to Chirac, how will he respond?' 'Would this line work with Senator Y?' He prepares himself carefully. He knows exactly how to work...
amNewYork is one of the latest bids in a broad effort to revive the newspaper industry after more than a decade of eroding circulation and closures. For years, papers have tried to attract gens X and Y with everything from hipper coverage to school partnerships to targeted pullout sections. Now several publishers are launching stand-alone papers with content tailored to the under-35 crowd, which tends to get its news from cable TV, websites and niche publications. According to a University of Chicago survey, fewer than a quarter of Americans ages 18 to 29 read a newspaper every...