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...people wonder what goes down in Lamont when you burn the midnight oil. Well, wonder no more...
...here. Mostly, we’re blissfully indifferent.According to some student groups, that’s a problem: we don’t care. To ascertain as much, it is necessary only to flick through the pages of this campus publication, where stories of broken House grilles and Lamont cake riots far outnumber weighty local issues. The Institute of Politics group H-Vote tries desperately to get students registered to vote locally, but we make up only two percent of the voting public come election time, despite being a potentially decisive voting bloc.We value the city instead...
...racially motivated verbal attack. The report said the attack was directed at her because of her Muslim background, and the incident has sparked concern among Muslim students and other student organizations on campus. Huma Farid ’06 said that as she was walking on Quincy Street past Lamont Library at around 6 p.m. last Monday, she was speaking with her father on her cell phone when she heard screaming from a group of women across the street. “As I got towards them, it got louder and louder, and I could hear the words?...
...space and its location aren’t necessarily suited well for that role,” says Haan. This fall, the College announced a slate of future social space renovations, including the construction of a pub in Loker Commons and a café in Lamont Library, as well as renovations to Hilles Library and the basements of Canaday, Holworthy, and Thayer Halls. “I think the permanent Loker Pub is going to be a great thing for freshmen and upperclassmen,” Melvoin says. Another space available to freshmen is the Annenberg dining hall. Unfortunately, Dingman...
...these extremes of optimism gradually faded into the dull grind of Harvard life, they—and we—began to fade into each other. It was as if we had switched breasts. Catizone started drinking Busch Lights. Schonberger started spending most of his waking hours in Lamont, blogging and watching music videos in the Language Resource Center. Like “Joey from ‘Friends’” [1] and that chimp in the movie “Ed” (perhaps one of the greatest sports films of all time), we began...