Word: okay
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...depends on what they're looking for. For some people, you just listen. You don't say much except to assure them that it's okay," the other co-director says. "If someone's looking for help we coach people through. It isn't formula...
...about Aisling and about finding Aisling, but in the end the book is about Keelin's journey. Aisling is a figure that really scares people. My editor hated her, really hated her. And I was thinking, "I loved Aisling." I thought she was very strong and wild. And okay, she did disappear and not contact her family, but in a way that was her prerogative. And in a way, Keelin is the presumptuous one, going out looking for someone who doesn't want to be found. Aisling...is a person who escapes. She doesn't have a set gender...
...Okay, sweetie. I love you. Get some rest...
...Okay, okay, I know these scenarios are a little harsh, but exaggeration is useful when making a point. And it's a point that I've been hearing more and more of the female population on campus making lately, something along the lines of, "We've been following The Rules, but they don't seem to work around here." Maybe it's a bit old-fashioned, but it seems that at Harvard, lots of women are looking to be chased. The catch: No one is willing to do the chasing. Everyone wonders why there are so few dating couples here...
...Okay, so it's not James Dean; it's a good way to spend a Thursday afternoon regardless. Davis Center Associate and Tufts Associate Professor of Russian Gregory Carleton presents the literary seminar, "Rebels with Too Much Cause: Representing Youth in the Late 1920s." Bergson/Ulam Room, Coolidge Hall 215, Davis Center, 1737 Cambridge St. 495-4037. 4 to 6 p.m. FREE...