Word: fittingly
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Assistant Dean of Freshmen David B. Fithian said yesterday that the administration ideally would find a way to fit the additional first-years in Harvard Yard...
...Crimson Staff may claim, and rightly so, that the experiences of African Americans are very different from those of Asian Americans, Latino Americans and Native Americans, one cannot dismiss historical patterns of racism that have affected the lives of those minorities who have suffered in ways that do not fit dominant paradigms of racial interaction...
...same time convince ourselves that the decision process lies independent of an individual's moral conception. The notion of ethics is rooted in an individual's ability to have his actions and decisions reflect his moral standing. And clearly, if we are to have a capable president, one fit to inhabit the most respected office in the United States, in the world, we cannot delude ourselves into thinking that because he may stand for my belief, he won't amorally sacrifice that belief in the name of political gain...
...When he asked to join, he was told his phone records had been checked (apparently by Belliveau, the AT&T worker) and the militia leaders had some concerns about the operative's phone traffic. The militia insisted on checking out his apartment. Fortunately, the feds had decorated it to fit the operative's cover story...
...Even Harvard University pitched in $10 million because an investment fund it runs liked Tigrett's plan. In all, the resourceful--or at least very well-connected--Tigrett raised about $30 million in private cash, and in 1993 opened the first House of Blues in Cambridge, Massachusetts, where it fit in quite nicely with all the other chain outlets, such as the Gap and the Limited, that have begun to crowd historic Harvard Square...