Word: designations
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...Mann has succeeded admirably in his stated goal of shedding light on the too-long-neglected world of early Hollywood gay life and culture. But it's the other threads running through Haines' life which give the book its impact: Haines' changing friendships, his passionate love for his interior design business, his catty treatment by the scandal press and his devotion to Jimmie. Through that intimate, personal story, Mann is able to successfully bring home the impact of what started out as his book's central narrative: the sociopolitical story of the "institutionalization of the Hollywood closet....the story...
...term. Harvard's minutes away from Boston, though judging from the crowds in the Lamont reading room these days, one would never know it. Go to Boston. Experience the Arts. If we were here, this is where we'd be: 1) the MFA. A supereclectic show called "A Grand Design" is now on exhibit. You'll recognize this exhibit from the ads in the T station-can't miss those funky blue shoes. 2) The Science Museum. (Yes, the Science Museum) Everest is their current Omni film. 3) "Collected Stories," a Pulizter Prize nominated play, is now onstage...
...plant is now considered one of the most environmentally sound power plants in New England. The plant uses energy wasted from one conversion process to produce another form of energy. This was a critical part of the design for MATEP that made it energy efficient...
...Burnes '99, Elizabeth S. Zuckerman '99 Assistant Night Editors: Stephanie K. Clifford '00, Amelia E. Morrow '99, Scott A. Resnick '01 Feature Editors: Peggy S. Chen '99 Story Editors: Richard M. Burns '99, Abby Y. Fung'99, Jenny E. Heller '01, Molly Hennessy-Fiske '99, Adam S. Hickey '99 Design Editors: Henry H. Kim'01, Sung Hee Monn '00 Sports Editors: Dara Horn'99, Susannath B. Tobin '00 Photo Editors: Jessica F. Greenberg '01 Business Editors: Olivia P. Nottenbohm '99, B. Anna Su '00 Online Editors: Alex J.Eihauer...
...timetable on which students apply to Harvard has been changing over the past two decades and especially over the last four years. In effect, we have been admitting the same number of students but on a slightly different schedule. Our Early Action Program, with its flexible design and its appeal to all students (including those applying for financial aid) has continued to serve us well. More fundamentally, there has been steady increase in the numbers of the quality of applicants, and each entering class challenges the previous ones for preeminence. The Admissions Office, over 6,000 alumni and alumnae volunteers...