Word: boland
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According to Bloomfield, Michael T. Boland, who is now the associate dean for business affairs, will be "Spending the majority of his time on external relations...
...recent letter to editors ("Quad Dining Policy is Unfair," Feb. 4, 1994), some fellow residents of 29G bemoan their sad state of culinary misery and proceed to blast Linda Boland (29G proctor) for allegedly creating the system that distributes 29G residents among the quad houses for eating...
...whining letter to The Crimson, all they had to do was find out how the problem might be solved: ;last year, the students proposed to Dean Nathans and Dean Young a system they liked better, and after a meeting of proctors it was adopted, They also assume that Linda Boland is the evil mastermind behind this plot, when in reality the current system was originally created and approved by ALL of the 29G proctors. Boland herself explains, "If you're unhappy about something, why don't you go to the powers that be?.... Last year, the students didn't like...
...different from any other non-residents dining in a house dining hall. We have been placed arbitrarily into dining groups by Linda Boland, a first floor proctor, without regard for our friendships. In particular, the second floor has been divided among two dining groups for the rest of the year--we may never eat in the Quad with our floormates again. Of course, Boland's entire floor is dining together, but that's another point. Moreover, dietary concerns such as the need for a kosher or vegetarian table have been ignored in this process. Most importantly, it is unfair...
...discovering how life might be changing for Irish women, who have been all but invisible in what may be Europe's most repressively patriarchal society. She found some hopeful omens in interviews with three of Ireland's leading feminists: the country's first woman President, Mary Robinson; poet Eavan Boland; and abortion-rights activist Ruth Riddick, who inspired the book's enigmatic title. (One conservative Catholic lady is quoted as saying of Riddick and her ilk: "Oh, those women! Those women encourage whoredom in Kimmage" -- a lower-class Dublin neighborhood...