Word: deviationism
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This entry, a deviation from the laconic simplicity of abbreviation-filled police reports, reflects much of the frustration of Harvard police officials. More than 55 per cent of all on-campus thefts last year resulted from unlocked doors in administration buildings and dormitories.
YU YING-SHIH, Chinese historian: Gandhi, a religious saint of the highest moral principles, but also a political leader who worked for the rights of the depressed and disinherited classes. He had no personal greed for power but cared rather for the welfare of the people, using persuasion instead of...
The Great American Theme flourishing in recent film and fiction concerns the menopausal U.S. male who seems to be burdened by mortgages, a dismal sex life and fallen arches. This sad creature takes the holiday of his dreams, literally, combining hunting and fishing with other manly pursuits, e.g., rape, torture...
Less professional, less unique and easier to listen to is the band sharing the bill tonight: John Lincoln Wright and the Sour Mash Boys. These musicians are locals and they look it, but at the same time they play more faithful country music than you can hear anywhere, faithful to...
In the case of the Pusey Library, we are dealing with a new factor, a building which represents a serious deviation in the system. Although Widener, Houghton and Lamont are currently connected by underground tunnels, an underground building is not merely an extension of the tunnel system. Present technology does...