Word: pasting
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Additionally, we would be remiss not to express our delight at the series of celebratory events that have been taking place over the past several months. Between the "Name the Alumni," "Highest Circulating Volume" and "Where at Harvard" contests, it has been hard to leave Lamont with out taking a door prize with you. Indeed, going to Lamont lately pays off almost as well as attending an insurance salesmen's convention in Vegas...
...past years, Harvard and Radcliffe marshals were elected in separate elections, four from each gender. But with the end of Radcliffe College, all seniors voted for all eight marshals--who were chosen from an original pool of 91, and then 16 finalists...
Unfortunately, even at its best the council is unnecessary. The bad old days of Burmese strawberries and California grapes are past thanks to Setonism, the reigning public philosophy of student government. However, this commendable shift to a focus on student services and campus issues may well have sowed the seeds of revolution by revealing the council's expendability. Since the election of Beth A. Stewart '00, the era of student-centered reforms has narrowed the purpose of the council, clearing the fog of high-faluting progressive rhetoric only to illuminate the ornery fact that the council fails at some...
Senior back Gina Foster took control of a loose ball from about 40 yards out and sent a pass to freshman forward Beth Totman. Totman dribbled the ball upfield past two Big Red defenders and sent a beautiful cross that found its way to a wide-open Blain in front of the goal...
Just over a minute after the substitution, Moore took control of the ball and sprinted upfield, where she dished off to Mattison. Mattison then advanced deep into the Big Red zone, sending a cross just past the outstretched arms of junior goalkeeper Meghan Cauzillo to freshman midfielder Bryce Weed, who calmly sent the ball into the back of the net to give Harvard a 2-0 lead...