Word: melissa
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...could you possibly have allowed the use of the Crimson Building for the filming of the TV movie with Melissa Sue Anderson? This simple-minded saga of a girl going gaga over an older man married to her Expos teacher is extremely demeaning to women and particularly offensive and stereotypical about women at Harvard. According to this film, they spend all their time in French restaurants plotting how to get men. And describing how good-looking they...
...asked Harvard to pay more than $40,000 each year to help fund ROTC, said Melissa D. Gerrity, associate dean of the Faculty for financial affairs...
Artistically, First Affair isn't worth the time of day--the acting is horrid, the plot sappy, the filming glossy if not outright sleazy, Enough said. But beneath the veneer of Hollywood melodrama lies the perfect admissions office cover girl--Melissa Sue Anderson as Toby King. Putting aside for the moment the fact that King has an affair with her Expos teacher's husband, takes a bus home to Nebraska in the middle of the term, comes down with mono and skips numerous classes without having to drop out of school. King and her application to Harvard would have thrilled...
...First Affair," a two-hour made-for-television movie which aired on CBS chose Harvard as the setting to portray a Nebraska student's freshman year, which actress Melissa Sue Anderson spends comping for The Crimson and having an affair with the spouse of a writing professor played by Loretta Swit...
Four fourth prize winners were given free' 1983-84 Confidential Guides to Courses at Harvard/Radcliffe. They were Daniel Goldhagen '87, Melissa H. Kaish, a graduate student, George E. Light '84, and Suong-Dao Nguyen...