Word: dorme
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...undergrad, Eastern Europe for his master's degree and Russian history and language for his doctorate. Gates worked part time in Williamsburg as a school-bus driver with the eccentric habit of teaching his riders words and phrases in German and Russian. At Indiana University, he worked as a dorm counselor, as did his wife-to-be Becky, whom he met when they chaperoned a hayride...
...feels like a condominium project rather than a student dorm," says Lecturer in Architecture Jeremiah Eck, who is also a practicing architect in Boston...
Remember, if you don't like your house, you can transfer out after one year, so don't panic. But in all likelihood, this probably won't be necessary. If you survived, and perhaps even enjoyed the first-year dorm experience, then you'll probably enjoy the house thing, no matter where...
When Bridget Kerrigan pinned up her flag in her dorm room window two weeks ago, she perhaps did not anticipate that so many Harvard students would associate her flag with centuries of brutal lynchings and dehumanization. That the flag is the symbol of choice for the Ku Klux Klan, and a symbol which few southern Blacks can embrace with pride, may have escaped her and the others currently displaying the flag. But now that so many students have clearly delineated this for Kerrigan and the others, how can they be unaware of what their continued display of the Confederate flag...
...environs of Harvard's campus are sprinkled with reminder's [sic] from the school's past--each dorm, library, church, and statue has a story all its own. With the quick pace of student life at Harvard, we are constantly surrounded by this history and yet we remain quite oblivious to it. Of course, to many, the messages from Harvard's past are anachronisms in modern life--mere tributes to dead white men--such as the words of Emerson on the hall bearing his name, "What is man that thou art mindful...