Word: fall
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...fall of 1995, the Progressive Undergraduate Council Coalition (PUCC) swept through the council's general elections, picking up more than half the seats largely because it pulled together a group of people who actually cared enough to campaign for them. At the same time, they managed to elect a progressive slate of leaders to the council's top positions, most notably Robert M. Hyman '98 as president and Lamelle D. Rawlins '99 as secretary...
Unlike other schools, where fall semester ends before winter break and students can enjoy a true break from their courses, Harvard leaves its students with no work-free vacations whatsoever, with the beautiful exception of intersession. When "intersession" is reduced to two days off after five months of straight work, we have to start wondering whether those who create our yearly calendar have any interest in our collective mental health...
...Next fall, upper-class students will be able to get a bag lunch in Loker without spending Crimson Cash or Board Plus...
...school that he or she has mastered some subject area or skill. Problems arise when these talented individuals convene and butt heads without the proper head gear in contests of one-upmanship. It's dirty subtle fighting, and the administration permits this same scenario to play itself out each fall. That's where first-year drinking comes...
Liam P. McAllister '00, who took Physics 15b and 16 during his first fall semester and Physics 15c and 143a during the spring semester, felt that his course selection was appropriate for and beneficial to his academic career in physics...