Word: commonization
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Another plus about writing to the community is the feeling of unity that derives from putting into words the experiences we share in common. My thanks go out to fellow students who have shared their stories with me about randomization, crossword puzzles, running along the Charles and senior these--for these mundane subjects, and not metaphysical discourses, are the collective soul of the Harvard experience...
...fall I will shop for apartments rather than classes, and have the chance to live in another culture and in a grown-up world: to cook and to pay rent, to study, to watch television, to take weekend trips to Egypt or Italy. These common aspects of college elsewhere (minus the Italy thing) will be quite a shock. An apartment. That probably means furniture. Then again, I may fail at groceries and whimper back here for the spring...
Ward added that "some athletes have problems on other sports being accepted--problems with the coach or about race or sexuality," but she did not experience these challenges to forging common bonds as a member of the Radcliffe Rugby team. "I feel very comfortable there," she said...
LONDON: What do novelist Jeffrey Archer, Oscar-winning actress Glenda Jackson and Virgin entrepreneur Richard Branson have in common? Answer: They all have the opportunity to fulfill their dream to become the first Lord Mayor of London elected by a popular vote, after the British capital voted late Thursday in favor of having one. Another thing they have in common -- Londoners don?t want them...
Without sufficient resources to provide students of color with common meeting space, the tutors say they feel randomization has unduly burdened minority students, leaving them without a support system. They add that the policy does not truly accomplish its goal of increased student interaction...