Word: opening
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...need] parties in large open areas, like in Harvard Yard in a huge tent or in the MAC Quad," says Redmond. "That's part of the problem--that we have all of these parties marginalized in student rooms. I think we need to expand on the Springfest model...
...still going to do at least one more event that's open to the public and for people other than our normal membership [this year]," Bernard said...
Moreover, I find it unacceptable that the editors last night did not have enough awareness about the events on campus that they neglected to not that April is called "Queer Harvard Month" and perhaps make readers more aware of what it is intended for. The article's characterization of Open Gate made it seem like the organization is doing something questionable. Its intention is to provide resources to gay students and student organizations. They have a rigorous grant application process, a limited but relatively large budget and a committee made up of distinguished faculty and various alumni. Their support...
...dignity and understanding. Some of the more amusing episodes in Jack's life have to do with a certain woman named Amanda, and Jack's attempts to turn his roughness into charm in order to win her. Through it all, Jack admits his mistakes gracefully and keeps his mind open to people very different from himself, while exposing the true natures of other people and events...
...irate band of paramilitary horsemen." Blaming the U.S. and the West as being unprepared to deal with the effects of the Cold War, Fritz writes that "The West got the world it had demanded, and now it was scrambling to shield itself from it." The Western demand for open markets in the world obviously did not include open movement of populations...