Word: runs
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Despite my unwillingness to conform, I eventually did and became accustomed to the changes in my life. In my first semester, I joined the Harvard-Radcliffe Orchestra and comped The Crimson. I had been heavily involved in a student-run organization in high school and wanted to be part of another one. I found that I really enjoyed being part of The Crimson and was very interested in business, so second semester, I became an operations/finance associate. A year later, I became finance manager and I still enjoy...
...tried to run Adams House like a well-oiled machine, I would say my 26 years were a great failure," Kiely said. "Adams House is always at a slightly off angle, and I love that...
...this race. But being so good in a two-dimensional world can have a profound affect on your self-image. There was no need to choose what activities you would be involved in, because you could do all of them. No need to decide which offices you wanted to run for--the president, every time. No need, in effect, to decide what you wanted, because you knew what Harvard or Stanford or Princeton wanted, and it was within your capabilities. You may not have had to go through the painful process of deciding into what clique...
...word of caution about Harvard's student groups: Everyone's a leader. Everyone wants to have a title and a say in the group's fate, so executive boards run huge. This means you will lock antlers with people over small decisions, but it also means you can simultaneously hold a spot on the board of three different organizations at once...
...resident reported to CPD that after an employee was fired from his company, he was refused when he tried to be re-hired. The employee then became agitated and threatened the Cambridge resident. He stated that he was the last guy to [mess]with, and that the employer could run but could not hide, and that he would be back...