Word: felted
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...prefrosh weekend,” gave high school seniors the opportunity to dabble in the Harvard lifestyle, but many felt—especially at night—that their first college experience was not so different from their high school days. “It felt a lot like high school, seeing lots of kids who didn’t know each other trying to dance,” said Kylie S. Gleason, a Boston high school senior, about a blacklight party in Adams House dining hall on Friday night. “Everyone was so awkward...
...have always felt as though I should use the opportunity that I’ve had here in the U.S. and as a Harvard student to, in some way, contribute to the development processes in Sierra Leone,” she said. "We need to acknowledge our situation - our opportunities - and allow it to humble us, and ultimately give us a sense of purpose...
...Bruno said that while neighborhood relations with BC were not devoid of conflict, the sense of frustration and helplessness that the community felt when dealing with Harvard was not present...
...recent visit to Turkey, I was struck by how often people felt the need to constantly remind me how amazing it was that one country could span two continents. Somehow, I missed the glory in what seemed an unremarkable geopolitical happenchance, at best, and a regrettable display of internalized Orientalism, at worst...
...meets-Bethlehem hilltop pilgrimage destination. They were there to see the exhumed corpse of Padre Pio, which had been put on display in a glass casket, with a special silicon mask - beard, bushy eyebrows and all - created by London-based wax museum artisans. Everyone knows what John Paul II felt about Padre Pio. But how can Benedict, the intellectually rigorous theologian, dubbed "the Pope of Reason," sanction such widespread belief in faith-healing and emotional attachments to icons and relics...