I was suddenly confronted with the fact, as we chatted merrily along, that I had no memory of the name of the college whose guest I was.
He continued to write and perform after college, earning guest spots on crime dramas, soap operas and other television shows. .
Every so often we went to college feasts or guest nights together.
"I haven't heard anything like that since my first college boyfriend," another guest remarked the next morning.
By Barbara Pym The New Yorker, July 16 , 1979P. 34 A woman in her sixties is invited to attend an annual dinner at an Oxford college, as the guest of her friend George.
It is training a new generation of China's software engineers, sending 35 of its own R&D staffers even Ya-Qin Zhang, the head of Microsoft Research Asia to drafty college classrooms as guest lecturers on the latest in programming.
Grinnell has been restoring a 1910s brick house that the Griffins designed for a glove tycoon; the building, now used for the Iowa college's overnight guests, is studded with grids of teal tiles.
Apparently (that is, according to Internet chatter and what you might call secondhand anecdotal evidence), people (pizza men, college students, hotel guests) have been doing this for years, which might explain why the rest of us have occasionally had the feeling that elevators were passing us by.
Huntsman, as the head of the Western Governors Associationn, was once in the forefront of supporting illegal immigrants with state subsidies for college education and a "guest worker" programme that would have provided a conditional path to legalisation.
