Word: canaday
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 1990-1999
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...just finding some groups may be a challenge. Feel like you have not passed the Harvard Islamic Society's building recently? That's because the group meets for daily prayers in the basement of Canaday E, its fourth cramped home in five years. This may be the most egregious case of a religious group needing its own place to worship, meet, eat and educate. Prominence would help Muslims and would help all Harvard students to understand more about Islam. At the Harvard-Radcliffe Hillel building, built in 1994, Jews and non-Jews alike eat in its dining hall and learn...
...facing sides of Holworthy and Canaday, a unique connection was established. "I wasn't even spying on them, just one day, I was sort of looking out, and [someone in the Canaday fourth floor] caught my eye, looking back. I was like, 'Wow, it's pretty weird that we live right across from each other," explains Liz L. Sarles '01. The two watchers discovered, through subsequent and conversations at Annenberg, that they knew each other through mutual friends. "We didn't know each other that well, but it was just sort of something we'd talk about." agrees...
Jenny E. Heller, a Crimson editor, is a first-year in Canaday Hall...
Large co-ed groups in Canaday and Lionel gather each Wednesday evening to watch "Party of Five." Jonathan J. O'Donnell '01 hosts the weekly watching for friends Brian F. Shaughnessy '01, Kyle F. Shinners '01, Mirella A. DeRose '01, and several devoted entrywaymates. O'Donnell is not ashamed to be a male nighttime soap fan and flaunts his knowledge of the shows, saying "Party of Five" wins because of Jennifer Love Hewitt, my future wife. The show is better than `Beverly Hills 90210' since Brandon thinks he's a `tough guy' and Donna is just so ugly with...
...given me another chance. It's fair to say that pre-Harvard, I viewed college as a chance to "set up" four more rooms. And nothing preoccupied my thoughts more than where I would live. I desperately longed for Grays, which I had heard called the "Harvard Hilton." Instead, Canaday welcomed me. Undeterred, my suite-mates and I dreamed of constructing another level in our top floor Canaday room last fall. They, like me, had hopes of making a mind-blowing Harvard dorm room. However, nothing special ever came from our lofty designs...