Word: pits
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Dates: during 2000-2009
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Right outside Harvard's gates, the Pit in Harvard Square is one of Cambridge's hotbeds of criminal activity. Each weekend brings HUPD and CPD calls to the Pit and Au Bon Pain. So much so, in fact, that on Friday and Saturday night, HUPD stations an officer there...
...lives they lead and the pride they take in their cars. McDean focuses on car races, distilling the essence of their carnival atmosphere. The loud colors of the cars, spectators and race team members create a visual spectacle that allows you to hear the noise at the race pit and smell the exhaust fumes from overheated engines. Perry's photos are the most cinematic of the exhibition; he masterfully creates pictures that evoke the grit and heat of desert races. The pictures are terribly grainy, but that only makes the heat more searing and the intensity of the car race...
Since then, a pit stop at the Ivy League on the way to the political top has become far more commonplace. This year, the presidential ticket is chock-full of Harvard and Yale men--and one woman--but since the loss of former Sen. Bill Bradley in the Democratic primaries, the main parties are missing a Princeton connection...
Cowan will watch the game from the Columbia sideline tomorrow and in that respect, the match will pit Harvard's recent past against its future. Freshman Katie Zacarian has more than lived up to the lofty expectations that surrounded her arrival in Cambridge and insertion into the starting lineup...
...every child grows up in a New York kitchen using the word "insurance." Do you actually believe that quotas pit people against each other the same way that baseball teams do? I'm a big Mets fan and I hate Roger Clemens. What does that have to do with affirmative action...