Word: occurred
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: all
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
Spiegelman bluntly said that was unlikely to occur. She stressed Harvard's desire to build the museum on the Cambridge side of the Charles...
...just look at them? Usually no one looks at undervoted ballots because there aren't enough of them to change the outcome. Because election officials so rarely examine them, they haven't set uniform standards for how to count them. Clashes occur when some counters say a mere dimple in a chad - even though the chad remains attached on all four sides - should be counted as a vote...
...devastation. There's a telling line in Sidney Lumet's 1983 film "Daniel" - a fictionalized account of the struggles of the two children of Julius and Ethel Rosenberg. "Why don't you console her?" asks someone about the suicidal daughter at one point. The answer: "Did it ever occur to you that she might be inconsolable...
...groups at Harvard--one of the many selling points to potential first-years. However, it is logical that unity could be achieved through the Houses, the place where 75 percent of Harvard's diverse population eats, sleeps, studies and, on limited occasions, parties. The few House-wide activities that occur have been overwhelmingly successful in uniting students. In recent memory, Quincy House has had courtyard barbecues in which residents touted that Harvard for once "felt like a real college." The day first-years found out about their houses also brought together people of all backgrounds and interests, with students wielding...
Moreover, we urge the council to pursue actively an expansion of the "Days of Dialogue" programs. Discussions like the ones that occurred last week should occur not once, but several times annually, and the range of topics brought to the table should be broadened to include such important issues as advising (both academic and psychological), health services, faculty diversity and space constraints. We regret that this success came so late in the term of Fentrice D. Driskell '01, for, in many ways, it demonstrated the largely untapped potential of her administration. We do, however, hope that this year's "Days...