Word: interactionalism
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...lower-income students need spaces of their own, too—surely more than the fourth-generation members of final clubs need theirs. And ultimately, we all need spaces to interact on a more equal footing, ones that don’t require an unlimited credit card for the purposes of friendship, learning, and living...
This coming summer, the club plans to send a group of Harvard students on a service trip to the nursery to tutor and interact with the children...
Barry and the other honorees also had the chance to interact with HBS’ newest class. The five recipients discussed case studies with the entire first-year business school class before the awards ceremony...
...first has to do with a relatively new mechanism for the consumption of opinion writing which is slowly changing the way people interact with news sources: a truly astounding number of weblogs serve largely as aggregators and meta-commentators. Their authors and owners scour the web looking for controversial articles to read, link to, and tear apart in what may very well be the closest thing to meaningful political discourse this country currently has going...
...another. They share a library, a dining hall, and common spaces. Why then is it that Harvard allows its student body to segregate itself into small, insular groups even before arriving in its Houses? Upperclassmen have no reason or incentive to venture out of their blocking groups to interact with their Housemates and, as a consequence, few do. As a result, Houses remain divided among blocking group lines and the diverse communities, which could be such a crucial part of the Harvard College experience, go to waste...