"It takes a while to get any idea through". But in the fall of 1981, Princeton marked an important milestone by naming one of its own graduates, Kay B. Warren *74, to lead its Women's Studies Program.
And Milestone's name is hidden, engraved on a medallion underneath the base.
In 2007 she became the first WNBA player to score 4,000 total points the youngest player, as well as the fastest woman to reach the milestone; being named the league MVP gave her a $18,238 bonus and a Tiffany & Co. designed trophy.
Gender transition itself comes with its own milestones, including "name changes, dressing as one's gender for the first time in public, starting hormones, disclosing to friends and loved ones, and/or undergoing surgery," said Reese C. Kelly, director of the Office of Pluralism and Leadership at Dartmouth College, which works to keep the college a diverse, socially just place.
South of the Temple Mount, excavators have uncovered an inscribed Roman milestone bearing the names of Vespasian and Titus, fashioned from one of the staircase handrails which stood on top of the arch.
Bloq, the Chicago-based blockchain technology company, hit a milestone earlier Tuesday naming its first chief operating officer, Hadley Stern, who comes to the startup by way of Fidelity Investments.
It's not a rebranded Droid, but a completely new phone (in Europe, the Droid was named "Milestone" but remained largely unchanged technically).
The numerous milestones displaying his name attest to his energetic reconstructions of the roads in these regions.
Finney's personal milestones included being named footballer of the year in 1954, at the age of 32.
Finney's personal milestones included being named footballer of the year in 1954, at the age of 32.
RIFFLE back through your memories, and you're bound to recall an old friend who has been there through all the milestones, whose very name is synonymous with simpler times.
