Word: fellows
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...Harte said he has seen too many of hisfriends and fellow runners start too quickly andthen fade in pursuit of the standard...
...Harte said he has seen too many of his friends and fellow runners start too quickly and then fade in pursuit of the standard...
Much has already been written about whether the game assassin has a place at Harvard. The Freshman Dean's Office and the masters of Lowell House have banned the game on the grounds that it encourages stalking and surveillance of fellow students while making it more difficult for campus police to differentiate between truly suspect persons and overzealous assassins running around in all black with painted plastic guns and Nerf darts. Given the recent thefts in the courtyard of Mather and assault outside of Langdell Hall, such concerns have been given more weight than ever before...
...same scene could have been played out as easily in a fogged-up Winthrop House common room as in a packed Chinese restaurant. I don't think anyone felt a strong affinity for their fellow party-goers simply by virtue of their being seniors; either they were your friends, or they weren...
...postcards; it lined the front of the seminar tables like bunting and--altered so that there actually appears to be a halo around the iconic figure--appears on the front of the Centennial's Conference Program. Hemingway attracted attention like a movie-star: at the conference's closing session, fellow Nobel laureate Derek Walcott called Hemingway "the first writer to become a real celebrity," and W.E.B DuBois Professor Henry Louis Gates proposed that "for some portion of the 20th century, Hemingway may well have been the most famous person on earth...