Word: revolutionizing
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You say you want a revolution? Ben Dreyfus might just be it.
Some presidential candidates of the Undergraduate Council have posters promising more rock concerts, feedback cards and better advising. Flyers posted by Benjamin W. Dreyfus '01make no promises. They simply ask, "You say you want a revolution?"
Jan. 26-May 1, 2000: "Revelation for Revolution," juried by Rebecca Hoffberger, founder/director of the American Visionary Art Museum
By this time, most of the candidates have abandoned campaigning for classes. Dreyfus traverses the Yard one more time to get to his class at Emerson Hall. The lecture for Historical Study B-27, "The English Revolution," is his only Monday class, but he will spend the bulk of the...
The book's subtitle comes from a 1790 letter written by Gouverneur Morris, a delegate to the 1787 Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia who in 1792 would become the U.S. minister to France. The French, he noted, "have taken Genius instead of Reason for their Guide, adopted Experiment instead of Experience...