Word: casuals
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Unprecedented security measures at the University News Office and casual remarks from several sources point to an announcement of major importance...
Once having progressed this far, it would be encouraging if the administrations of Harvard and Radcliffe at least attempted to make interhouse dining a success. Undergraduates, too, bear a responsibility in this area. If Harvard-Radcliffe interhouse is ever to become the casual experience it should be, more students will have to take advantage of it, frequently and informally...
Catherine Fitch '65, president of Jordan J. said last night that eating meals with boys on a casual basis provides an opportunity for a wide range of relationships. These are good, she said, because they are neither superficial nor very intense. "After all, the main purpose here is to eat dinner. You don't commit yourself to anything by asking someone to pass the peas...
...while beer cans pop and music from car radios blasts the night air. A current joke at Houston's Bellaire High asks: "What's white and scares teen-agers'?" Answer: the stork. Sherry Watson. 17. a popular member of the baton-twirling Bellaire Belles, is casual about boys. "Why, you've either dated them all once, or else they're like a brother to you and you wouldn't have them...
...this end. Of the Soviet courses offered (Economics 133, Government 115, Government 115, Government 197, History 156, Slavic 156, and Social Relations 105) each is too specific for the person who is not a concentrator in the department giving the course. Secondly, the compartmentalization of disciplines fails the casual and serious student of the USSR by not presenting an integrated view of the country. The study of Russian government is onesided without some understanding of the Soviet economy and cultural patterns, just as the study of Soviet literature in a vacuum cannot provide an adequate insight into the USSR. Similarly...