Word: felting
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...despite the solid scoring, Crimson coach Billy Raynor said that "offensively we were a little bit lackadaisical." The defense, Raynor felt, was the club's strength...
...19th century, at the height of Victorian optimism, has a history of utopian settlements. It was the scene of American capitalism's first unimpeded development, and seems particularly capable of inspiring a revulsion towards America: the land is flat, the culture traditional, functional, bland. T.S. Eliot felt this alienation, and the tone of "The Waste Land" owes much to his native midwest. Jones, too, must have felt it, for his church is above all a church of the alienated...
...dementia of absolute belief which should be felt as the deepest horror in the Jonestown affair. For out of absolute belief comes the desire to test that belief absolutely; and only when faced with death can the believer know he truly believes. And so, in a twisted way Jones resurrected this task from past movements; and forgetting the past, he and his followers repeated...
Several students said they felt women were disadvantaged under the work-study program. A larger percentage of undergraduate men on financial aid than women have work-study jobs because Harvard receives disproportionately more funding under the program...
Nancy Krieger '80 said Radcliffe lacks a sense of community. Seniors present agreed that in their four years here each incoming class has felt less of a need than the class before for a separate institution like Radcliffe to insure them a place in the University...