Word: cold
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...Holi] is meant to be bright, leaving behind the cold of winter," said Rohin T. Malhotra '98, co-president of Dharma. "I think a good word is 'renewal...
...soon discovered that liberalism is selective. While Harvard students do rightly welcome diversity of color, talent, sex, religion and countless other characteristics, international students are left out in the cold. Harvard students properly turn out in droves to hear panelists discuss, for example, the plight of farm workers in the United States, but few can take time out of their busy schedules to hear, for example, the president of Finland talk about changes in the European Union and their effect on the global economy, or to hear vice president of the European Commission Sir Leon Brittain discuss its work...
...undergraduate was at University of Iowa. I'm a native Iowan, so naturally I went to my state university. This was during the bad days of the Cold War and those days there were very few Americans who know Chinese (at least there were very few American students going through school who knew Chinese and there was a big demand) so U of I in those days started a Chinese language program...
Heat. In the craziest of New England weather weeks, the temperature swung from freezing to tropical in a matter of days, but in the first hours of vacation, when a baby blizzard struck Cambridge, students were left out in the cold with their radiators turned off to save energy and money. The College should take pity on its shivering students and leave the heat on if the temperature warrants...
...people while eating in Annenberg. But all discussions centered around housing. Those declaring affiliation to Kirkland or even Eliot held my attention as future neighbors. Quadlings, one the other hand, didn't even seem worth getting to know as I can't imagine trudging down Garden Street on a cold, rainy...