Word: attendent
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...scholarship recipient herself, Oppens said she was glad to be able to help other students. "I know many 18 and 19 year-olds who could not attend Harvard without a scholarship," she said...
Through Tommy's wide eyes, most of humanity's sins and sorrows pass in review: his mother's adultery, his grandmother's illness, the pain and death that can attend all ages and circumstances. Grownups try to keep him from the ravages of knowledge. Tommy's mother tersely declares, "We bury the dead and then we get on with it ... Grief is something we carry inside us - here, get into your snowsuit - it's not polite to inflict it on others." But there is no escaping from natural law. Tommy learns to place...
Paul H. Lapointe, director of administrative operations at the B-School, was invited to the meeting, but did not attend. He refused to comment last night...
...length of Bourbeau's departure was clouded further by the possibility that he could turn professional. The former high school star passed up a shot at professional hockey to attend Harvard. But the National Hockey League's Philadelphia Flyers, who drafted him in the fourth round even before he graduated from Acton-Boxborough, still hold his rights...
...points of the Council's proposed "solution" is to have "upperclassmen...attend all dorm proctor meetings to answer freshmen's questions." The advice and experience of upperclassmen are valuable resources for freshmen, but there is not reason to think that undergraduates can give better advice about any concentration except their own. The advising system here is supposed to foster independent thinking, encouraged by concerned guidance. The College hires older people as proctors and advisers for a reason: their experience makes them better qualified to be a student's first source of counsel...