Word: disruptionism
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How they come to pin the blame for this disruption on the strange women in the Convent is a tale of Faulknerian complexity and power. Morrison once wrote a Cornell master's thesis on Faulkner and Virginia Woolf, and the Mississippian's incantatory prose rhythms still crop up in her...
The Alliance, through its Harvard affiliates, also plans to have some members placed inside Sanders to conduct either a 30-second disruption of the talk or a silent protest, an Alliance member said.
"The class seems divided [on the change]. One group thinks it is good to get two perspectives...other people think of it as a disruption in flow," said second-year student Daniel M. Steinman '94-'95.
At a time of both excitement and disruption, the Harvard experience, Thomas L.P. O'Donnell '47 writes in this year's class report, was marked by "urgency, dislocation and opportunity."
"We make sure that there is no conflict with Harvard, that all parties agree and that there is no disruption of the educational mission of the University," said Alex Huppe, director of Harvard's office of public affairs.