Word: felted
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...commuting freshmen, DeGraw must face not only the schizophrenic commuter life and the problems of being a married student, but he also must cope with an unusual freshman experience. Freshman orientation was "weird because I felt so old," he says. Expository Writing was somewhat different for him as well because his wife typed and proofread his papers. He also does not eat in the Freshman Union because he prefers to have a full meal with his wife. DeGraw's freshman year has certainly been different from that of the average Harvard freshman, but his experience combines elements from the most...
...editors of the Review felt "compelled to write an article bringing public attention to the inferior quality..." of Black professor William Cole. Although the Review offered him an opportunity to respond to their charges, they thought it necessary to explicitly warn the professor not to use the words "motherfucker, ass, and bullshit...
...might never see another home Harvard hockey game again. But hope my spirit will remain in old Watson Rink for all time to come Because in times of greatest victory, I have never felt prouder to be a Harvard student...
Another police officer Stephen MacDonald, who was shot and paralyzed in a drug-related arrest two years ago, was asked on a television interview if he felt any hatred toward his attacker. MacDonald, move to tears, said no. He questioned what kind of society would cause a teenager to carry a gun and fill him with enough hatred...
...portrayal of a college president who felt restrained from divesting because of the school's white founders, the movie also highlighted a current dilemma which besets many historically Black colleges--the lack of financial security. Despite the fact that many schools like Fisk, Moorehouse, and Morgan State are attended by mostly Black students, these schools are often not supported solely by Blacks. Instead they depend heavily on white benefactors. Lee clearly was calling for Blacks to rally together in support of their colleges, so they can be financially solvent and independent of outside interference...