Word: enjoyed
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...some foreign students, this initial enthusiasm never wanes. Teresita Alvarez '76, who came here as a freshman from Cuba, is extremely involved in Quincy House and College committees. She enjoys seeing other Cubans now and then, she says, to have a chance to speak her own language and enjoy shared backgrounds, but she says most of the Latin Americans she knows don't just rely on each other for friendship. Her freshman year she barely knew any foreign students at all, and now she sees those she does know only occasionally. "The type of student you get here will...
Muscovites look down upon Georgians, he says, and enjoy making Georgian jokes. There is also institutionalized anti-Semitism on the part of the government, which considers Jews to be a separate nationality. Schecter, who is Jewish, says that he never felt the effects of anti-Semitism himself, although he knew that it existed. He noticed that the Soviets also practice the conventional American form of racism. "They are always complaining about our racism, but over there it's just blatant and open," he says. The Schecters made several friends in a special university for African students near their home...
...Italy, with affection and an edge of wit, La Serenissima (the most serene). At 49 she still sings with supple power, and her coloratura flights have the brilliance and definition of a fire works display when it first spreads out against the sky. She and her colleagues seemed to enjoy their tasks, which included standing still during the long episodes of applause. It was a serene evening, devoted confidently to the glories of the voice...
...WANT TO LIVE IN A SUITE and enjoy a strong dorm life too. So I'm moving to the Quad, where each house has a wide range of suites available to rising sophomores as well as to higher-classmen, from old frame houses to modern apartments. For instance, Wolbach Hall has room for 59 people in suites each with a bedroom, living room, dining room, entryway, kitchen, and bathroom for just two people. And most of these suites are usually available to rising sophomores. Can the River beat that...
...great place, although if I had lived at the River I would probably not have found that out. You can still socialize at the Square if you live hzre, but you have a retreat from the noise, the crowding, and the city when you want it... I also enjoy the more life-like sex ratio. After all, the real world is much closer to 1:1 than...