Word: occasionally
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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The Crimson, like any institution in the white-dominated Harvard community, is bound on occasion to act, unintentionally, in the basis of what Third World groups call "unconscious racism." We understand this term to mean an insensitivity to Third World perspectives in the speed and bustle of daily journalism that...
The large audience frequently interupted the speakers, prompting moderator Roger Fisher '43, Williston Professor of Law, to call for order half a dozen times. Partisan members of the audience shouted down questioners several times, and on one occasion a policeman had to restrain an angry man from shouting his opinion...
Gemini depicts two days in Francis's life, using his 21st birthday and the unexpected arrival of his rich, WASP girlfriend and her brother, both from Harvard, as an occasion for Big Scenes--confrontations, explosions, parties, reminiscences and attempts at suicide. It is a comedy steeped in pain and bathos...
Iran's Banisadr, however, insisted that the commission would investigate "the crimes of the ex-Shah and American intervention in Iran." What the Waldheim announcement had said was that the panel would "hear Iran's grievances" and "allow for early solution" of the U.S.-Iranian crisis. In addition...
Smith's "laid back" approach tends to exasperate coach Carole Kleinfelder on occasion, who sees in Smith the potential for one of the best hoop players in the Ivy League.