Word: preparee
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Where we live in the summer, there are sometimes bears in the woods, although I've never actually run into one. Still, I've always felt obligated to prepare guests for the eventuality.
While many juniors worked into the wee hours yesterday to prepare for the arrival of their parents, for others the cleaning operation was just getting underway last night.
Alex H. Cho '96, a representative of the Ethnic Studies Action Committee, said Harvard needs to provide ethnic studies as a means to prepare students to confront an ethnically fractured society.
Alice Turkel, the CCA member who proposed Tuesday's vote, said the Alliance's objections are reasonable, but added that she went out of her way to prepare the coalition's committee members for the election.
Once they arrive at Harvard, these students either devote themselves to maintaining the shining grade point average they cultivated in high school or throw themselves passionately into an extracurricular activity they hope will prepare them for their careers or simply look good on their resumes.