"I told my people, 'Wear it as a badge of honor, because right now nothing is solved,' " Ms. Jacobs said.
But "The Tsar's Bride" deserves a place of honor, because, along with much good music, it has a sharper dramatic edge than most of his other operas.
Friday afternoon's boys lacrosse game between St .Mary's and Archbishop Spalding was postponed because of a school honor-code violation involving multiple players from St .Mary's, Baltimore Sun Media Group has learned.
Because of Folds of Honor, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit foundation that provides scholarships for the spouses and children of military members who have been killed or disabled in combat, Bauguess's two children will receive college scholarships when they become of age.
There can be few things more upsetting than seeing the person you love – the only person for you – about to marry some idiot because of her dimwit parents, or because, like Patrick Dempsey in Made of Honor, you've forgotten to tell her how you feel, or, like Bing Crosby in Road to Rio, it just seems like the right thing to do.
As Captain Street put it, "I really treasure that more than the Medal of Honor because every man was there with us".
During one meltdown, Ms. Sanderson discharged her maid of honor, because she didn't think she was helping her. "Luckily, the day of, it all came together," Ms. Sanderson said.
At one point during his pitch for détente, Feneen suggested that the American president would have to make the first move to restore relations and that, because of Iraqi traditions of honor, this would entail President Bush washing Saddam Hussein's feet with his hair.
Philolaus may have assigned fire the position of honor, because of the analogy with human birth, since he argued that the human embryo develops from the hot (see 5.3 below).
This is a great victory for me but I'm not going to do a lap of honor because now the work starts," he added.
