Word: pools
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...candidate pool of women at the top of their fields is heavily recruited by other schools, administrators say. And tenuring women at higher rates is also difficult because Harvard's turnover rate of less than five percent a year means few slots are open...
Despite having to race in four meets in the last six days, the Harvard women's swimming team rolled to a decisive 178-108 victory over Ivy rival Dartmouth last night at Blodgett Pool. The victory ends the 1995 portion of the Crimson's season, leaving them with an impressive 5-1 overall record and a 3-0 standing in the Ivy League...
...Arabian Night," by Betty Shamieh '96, is both bold and honorable in trying to address the ways in which Arab-American women must negotiate their sexuality within American and Arab-American society. While this difficult and upsetting story is ambitious, the production in the Adams Pool Theater this past weekend faltered because of flat acting, technical problems and heavy-handedness...
While the actors were problematic, they weren't helped by the technical problems or the Adams Pool Theater, which is an extremely limiting space. To get around having only two entrances, actors were forced to hide behind flats for up to ten minutes. Wondering what they were doing back there was highly distracting. Also, the way in which time transitions and flashbacks were made, with brighter lights to mark "The Present," was undermined when costumes didn't change with the passing of seven years...
...hope Harvard will buck the trend by keeping its early action program intact, since the program provides such a large pool of applicants. As we all know, large application pools guarantee magnificent classes of Harvardians for generations to come...