Word: gov
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Flynn's decision to run would increase the number of Democratic candidates challenging Gov. William F. Weld '66 from three to four. Sen. Michael J. Barrett '70 (D-Cam-bridge), Rep. Mark Roosevelt '78 (D-Beacon Hill) and former Sen. George Bachrach of Watertown have already announced their candidacy for the state's highest post...
...music world has lost a true original with the passing of our dear friend Reeve Little," classmate and longtime friend Gov. William F. Weld '66, told the Associated Press...
...more thing: suggest to your House committee that the washing machines and dryers be converted to the VendaCard sytem. Lamont Library has switched many of its Xerox machines to VendaCard currency. This frees up people's pocketbooks considerably making Gov Docs the newest hangout for food, folks and drinking games. What do you think bookcheckers do no breaks, anyway...
Even though Harvard students pride themselves on being a community of talented and unique individuals, we frequently speak about each other in terms of types. For example, just look at the pervasiveness of academic labels: the pre-med, the gov jock, the computer nerd...
...wanting to miss may chance to spread negative and baseless stereotypes, I now make my own contribution to the discourse of archetypes. I propose a new personality to join the gov jock and pre-med: the liberal white female, or LWF for short...