Word: belonged
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Harvard just can't seem tokeep its hands out of issues they don't belong in. The University Housing Office is again refusing to allow co-ed rooming groups to apply for housing in the DeWolfe Street apartments this summer...
...sense of separation within the Latin American culture. Because of this separation a second problem arises: competition between clubs. And lastly, the existence of a large number of clubs causes confusion for those students who are from a mixed Latin American background. To which club or clubs do they belong? Or must they form a club of their...
Born in the central Russian town of Engels, Schnittke, half Jewish and half German, had the misfortune to belong to two of the old Soviet Union's least favorite ethnic groups. But he was luckier than most; his father, a journalist of Russian-Jewish extraction who was born in Germany, was posted to Vienna in the mid-1940s. The family moved to Moscow in 1948, where the bilingual Alfred began his studies at the Moscow Conservatory...
Bureaucratic machinery at Harvard moves at a notoriously slow pace. We sincerely hope that proposals for reform in the training of teaching fellows will be accepted and implemented as quickly as possible. The benefits of good teaching belong not just to the next set of Harvard undergraduates, but to the undergraduates of today. At nearly $25,000 a year, we deserve no less...
...urge that everybody "assimilate" into this stifling melting pot. Assimilation is a frightening action call for me to digest the ways of someone else and becoming part of an "inherited culture" that does not belong...