Word: crowds
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Rebecca J. Lowenhaupt '99, who is directing this weekend's production of Shakespeare's "The Tempest," says that performing on the steps of Memorial Church helps draw an avid crowd of curious onlookers...
...regular season game and a chance to get back to the tournament," said senior Rob Hatch. "But playing at home has always been our greatest reward. I think what's most important about tomorrow is that it's our last chance to play in front of our home crowd...
Undergrads who took advantage of SIWP last summer said they enjoyed the opportunity to socialize and meet impressive and influential speakers. For most students, access to such speakers is limited but, as Byron J. McLain '00, chair of the IOP's projects committee said, being a Harvard crowd helps...
...make a trip over to The Crimson's event in the Loker commons at 10:45 on Saturday night, and soon I'm talking to a half-dozen prospective members of the class of 2002. Once I identify myself as a Crimson reporter, they crowd around me like some sort of deity--it gets to the point that another few people join our circle, drawn over by the size of the crowd. "What's going on here?" a late-arrival asks upon entering the group, as if worried that he's missed the beginning of some crucial, unlisted pre-frosh...
...what is it, you just apply there separately?" one woman asks. I feign ignorance, waiting to hear what the pre-frosh have to say for themselves, and immediately the conversation dissolves into a fog of misinformation. But eventually one woman voiced an opinion that the crowd accepts as authoritative: She's pretty sure that Radcliffe doesn't give any classes; the most important thing about it, from what she's heard, is that it's a good place to get set up for internships...