Word: confusionism
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Haan estimated that fewer than one in 40 ticket-buying students were affected by the confusion.
The concert is open only to Harvard students and affiliates, but confusion about where tickets for the event would be mailed nearly landed about 100 in the laps of aging baby boomers.
They’re words that have, over the course of a century of football, become an unmistakable part of the sport’s vernacular. But in recent seasons, the phrase all but disappeared from Cambridge, prompting confusion on those few occasions it was muttered, as if spoken in...
“It’s a bizarre rule to have in your books,” Gulay said. “When I forwarded the e-mail to the group, people responded expressing disappointment and confusion as to why there is such a University policy,?...
At first, I doubted my sufficient knowledge of this word in the English lexicon. Perhaps pregnancy also carries with it a lesser-known meaning of “the act of giving birth.” Seeking some sort of resolution to my confusion, I contacted the source: the Harvard...