Word: men
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...only were many students veterans of the battlefields, some were already married with families. There were so many "family men" in the Class of '49 that Harvard had to lease the Hotel Brunswick in Boston for them to live in, in addition to temporary housing established on campus...
...hordes of returning veterans meant that there were "six men for every woman...
...Student publications also made it clear that Harvard men and Radcliffe women were separate and only dubiously equal...
...thing to understand is that being at Radcliffe was so much better than being home with your mother that we wouldn't have dreamed of complaining about inequality with men," Wallach says...
...with the sweet hook-up for you at The New Yorker or Warner Brothers. But even such pragmatism holds deeper meaning: Once the smoke clears from Tercentenary Theater and those of us with no outstanding library fines have gotten our sheepskins, there will still be 1,600 singing men and women of Harvard. Like it or not, once an alum, always an alum-Harvard will never let you go. (When it comes to tracking people down, the senior class marshals make the U.S. Marshals look like Keystone Kops...