Word: eye
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...facing sides of Holworthy and Canaday, a unique connection was established. "I wasn't even spying on them, just one day, I was sort of looking out, and [someone in the Canaday fourth floor] caught my eye, looking back. I was like, 'Wow, it's pretty weird that we live right across from each other," explains Liz L. Sarles '01. The two watchers discovered, through subsequent and conversations at Annenberg, that they knew each other through mutual friends. "We didn't know each other that well, but it was just sort of something we'd talk about." agrees...
...also characterized the presentation of the Harvard Anime Society as "a good way to show the skill involved in these creations." The Harvard Anime Society had peppered campus with a smattering of yellow posters and eye-catching graphics displays in order to drum up support for the organization...
...went to our local equivalent of Hubba-Hubba and looked for the most flamboyant pantyhose we could find, settling on a black-and-white checked pattern that could have come from a "Magic Eye" book. The reaction at school the next day was fairly predictable. Some people giggled, some gaped, some ignored us, some whispered unprintable words under their breath. The mission was a complete failure, and my teammates' leg hairs remained unshorn. Despite the build-up I've given it, my experience in the world of transvestitism was pretty much a non-event...
Sometimes, even just a smile and a little eye contact can make a person feel better. One night, as I walked out of Christy's, I hesitated because I knew the man was going to ask me for money, and I only had a couple of pennies and my pint of sorbet. I felt guilty and embarrassed, so I considered walking away to avoid his inquiry...
...diversification" of The Crimson's editorial board begs a concrete answer to the question of how The Crimson can ensure diversity of ideas without either adding insult to injury or stepping on other groups' toes in the future. My suggestion is that future columnists be selected solely with an eye toward ensuring a range of ideological and political perspectives broad enough to attract a culturally-diverse group of columnists...