Word: sanctums
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...They may have silenced the flat bed press and opened the Sanctum, but they aren't going to mess with the sports cube," Decherd said. "There's got to be a stop to this iconoclastic movement...
...least comforting to know that it is becoming what any college literary magazine--even Harvard's--is best suited to be: an open vehicle for presenting the best of student art, photography and writing, whatever circle it may come from. Now the Advocate has opened the door to its sanctum, and its only a matter of time before whatever talent it can summon will be welcomed...
With election, candidates become editors. Every member of the CRIMSON is called an editor. It used to be a rule that candidates were not allowed to go upstairs to the "Sanctum," a dilapidated lounge for editors and their friends. Not any more...
...within the calm of the Yard in early September, there exists a second, separate peace of mind. Harvard undergraduates have inhabited this inner sanctum, this zonky womb, since 1640; and at the end of spring term year after year, the sudden departure of each freshman class-themselves and their books causes, their broken freshman furniture and egos-gives rise to the spirits of past classes who gradually, carefully, reclaim their former abodes, not to be dislodged before the Fall...
...stand with 100 people in a deep, narrow, gaily decorated but solemn sanctum. You are quite possibly much different from the rest-you may be a student, or a devotee-head shaven-clothed in a plain saffron robe, or an elderly but open-minded adventures, or, perhaps, a Texan in town for the first time, your hair cropped closely around the edges, with your string tie held closely in place with a silver Longhorn clasp...