Word: 19th
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...current owners closed the deal to buy the restaurant on Nov. 25 and closed the restaurant at that time to get it ready for a Dec. 17 grand opening and the opening to the general public planned for the 19th...
...cannot be included somewhere in Memorial Hall or on its grounds. I have read the original deeds of gift, and the only concern was to protect the seriousness of the memorial. Nowhere is there any language that even mentions the Confederacy. Remember how the dead were honored in the 19th century...
...today has less to do with what actually happened in the past than what drives our passions today. The proposal to honor all fallen Harvard alumni in the Civil War was an innocent (and naive) gesture to add to the general knowledge of what happened in mid-19th century America. Like Plummer Professor of Christian Morals Peter J. Gomes, I have concluded "Alas,...That day has [not] arrived," but for a different additional reason. We should have known better in our times to bring up the subject when the very integrity of history is so much at risk. --Walter...
...trained in the Government Department, Harvard's breeding ground for those who love the sound of their own voices and who love to have others hear the sound of their voices. I fit in well. However, as I sat in this unfamiliar and laid-back world of the 19th-century novel, a cleft in the crimson student body became apparent...
...only university in the nation to cater to the breakfast-eaters, but it may be the least accommodating to those of us who keep later hours. It's time for Harvard students of the night to stand up and demand some compromise. Short of scrapping the paternalistic, 19th-century meal plan altogether or creating a "midnight meal" option, one step in the right direction would be staggering hours among the 13 dining halls...