Word: secrete
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...surgeons such as myself, wrapped in our Harvard mantles and so full of ourselves, only the remove of years would eventually reveal the manipulative secret of the program; pumping up the egos was a way to get us to work incredibly hard. In the midst of it we felt openly superior to nearly everyone, especially the medical people, whose carefully formed opinions on subtler issues were, admittedly, not always very helpful in the emergency of a code...
...came to Harvard with a secret she would only tell to University officials, her closest friends, and a few professors. Now, in the years after she received her undergraduate degree, Elena watches as a heated national debate ensues over whether people like her should be granted a pathway to citizenship...
Throughout her undergraduate years, Elena remained mum about her citizenship status: she only disclosed the secret to her roommates and a few close friends and professors...
...could only be made in person. Just one day after Summers had submitted his formal resignation to the Corporation, Houghton called Bok to notify him that he and Keohane would travel to Florida to discuss the situation further. On Saturday, Feb. 18, Keohane and Houghton met Bok for a secret rendezvous in Sarasota, Fla. They explained the circumstances to the former president, outlined their expectations, and told Bok that he would only have to serve for, at most, one academic year...
...Senior Class Committee made history this spring when it declared that a staffer of the Harvard Lampoon is actually funny. (OK, that’s a low blow.) Elizabeth S. Widdicombe ’06—a member of the Lampoon, a semi-secret Sorrento Square social organization that used to occasionally publish a so-called humor magazine—will deliver the female Ivy Oration, the more humorous of the senior speeches, at Class Day exercises today. It’s clear that Widdicombe’s wit has already won over her friends...