Word: forgotten
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...while skeptics have emphasized Harvard's youth corps, they have forgotten a few things about the team's 15 returning lettermen--led by Captain Steve Armstrong and sophomore C.J. Young. These are the players who helped win an ECAC title. The players who went to the Final Four in Detroit last year. The ones who were there before when it counted the most...
...Crimson shoved the memory of last year's tournament appearance--in which Harvard knocked off Yale, B.U. and Hartwick before falling to Duke, 3-1, in the Final Four--into a deep chest within a dark closet inside an abandoned house. Forgotten...
They did not "quickly drop their beliefs." Nobody has forgotten about South Africa. But for the moment, former divestment activists are working elsewhere--from the Dukakis campaign, to the Redcliffe Women's Center, to the Tent City support group, to the AIDS forum, to, yes Jeff, the clerical and technical workers' union drive...
Indeed, the act of preservation -- poking around an old building, studying half-forgotten design principles up close, figuring out how to put the structure right, buttressing, straightening, sanding, replastering, painting -- is profoundly instructive. Restoring a 19th century house makes thoughtful architects and planners think differently about how they design new buildings and new neighborhoods. "The great value of doing preservation in our office," says Architect James Stewart Polshek, whose firm restored Carnegie Hall, "is that it helps reinforce in young architects an attitude about the way buildings still could be built...
...think [the affair] marked the end of the Reagan Administration," said Assistant Professor of Government Laurie Mylroie. "It's going to be a black mark. It's not going to be forgotten...