Word: brightly
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Entering this weekend's games against Colgate and Cornell at Bright Hockey Center, Harvard (8-13-2, 7-8-1 ECAC) finds itself locked in a three-way tie for sixth place. Five points separate the Crimson from third place, a team goal, and five points separate the team from eleventh place (and missing the playoffs), a team disaster...
...says that while she "does not have as much contemplative time" as she had hoped, she is stimulated by "extraordinarily bright people constantly challenging...
When my friends and I left around 3:30 a.m., the dancing was still as jubilant and the voices as loud, the drink flowing and the room still crowded and bright. Not only with walls of stone does Sevilla remember its history...
...Nagano is lit up with that same sense of bright excitement, flags fluttering, hardware stores displaying signs that say, GO, JAMAICA, GO (the bobsled team is back), and bus drivers reciting, "Have a nice day," even after night has fallen. The area had been planning to stage an Olympics in 1940, but war put its plans on hold for more than half a century. Now, in the excitement of the moment, Olympic athletes were offered free bowling lessons at the Young Pharaoh Bowl, and even in public rest rooms, visitors were treated to piped-in vibraphone versions of local nursery...
Each ethnic group is a square in the multicultural patchwork that is Harvard, each with its own bright colors and designs. Nguyen, in his attack on the "self-segregation" of ethnic groups on campus, attempts to mute the brilliance of our individual colors by blending them together into a banal, uniform fusion--and he does this, ironically enough, in the name of multiculturalism. BETH A. GOLDSTEIN...