Word: interred
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...memories, many students (especially first years in the process of blocking), are beginning to see the new system as capricious at best, and unfair at worst. At the same time, however, those already randomized say they've grown very attached to the house chance placed them in. Except for inter-house transfers...
...early to tell whether randomization has increased the number of inter-house transfer applicants and the more movement of students from house to house is certainly nothing new. However, the changes in the inter-house transfer process since randomization are. They have created a widened gap between how students and administrators view the process...
...Inter-house transfers...
That's the column I would have written a week ago, before I attended Monday's inter-ethnic discussion sponsored by the Black Students Association and Hillel. I went to the event in part to find out what blacks and Jews might say to one another when seated at the same table. But primarily I went to gather empirical evidence for my great treatise exposing the national dialogue for the farcical disaster I perceived...
...think people discriminate against Jews [at Harvard]," said Steven M. Laufer '99, the other co-chair of Hillel's Inter-Ethnic Committee. "I think Jewish identity is a more personal issue while the black community has to face racial discrimination...