Word: shared
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Another plus about writing to the community is the feeling of unity that derives from putting into words the experiences we share in common. My thanks go out to fellow students who have shared their stories with me about randomization, crossword puzzles, running along the Charles and senior these--for these mundane subjects, and not metaphysical discourses, are the collective soul of the Harvard experience...
...fact, why not call this gradual return of Radcliffe College, "The Comstock Plan"? In this way Radcliffe could again be one of the foremost women's colleges in America. Its students could share academic life with male and female Harvard undergraduates. The "separate" existence of each college would be mutually beneficial for both. Radcliffe could reclaim its autonomy and irreplaceable character, once again becoming a place of power, pride and strength, a bastion for women's studies and a wonderful place to attend or visit...
...Wall Street. "It looks to me like the industry is just starting to live up to its potential," says analyst Scott Barry, who follows the fleet for Raymond James & Associates. "We think it's only in its infancy." The stock of industry leader Carnival has climbed from $36 a share a year ago to $69.94 last week...
...Today there are over 60 e-brokers, more than twice the number of a year ago. Many are electronic branches of such giants as Charles Schwab and Fidelity Investments, but others, like E*Trade and Datek Online, dwell mainly in cyberspace. The e-brokerages themselves have been turbulent stocks. Shares of E*Trade soared last year from $11 to $47, for example, and now trade in the mid-$20 range, reflecting the increased competition. The price of Ameritrade, the first Internet broker, doubled to $38 a share after the company went public in March 1997. Ameritrade closed last week...
...other times, it was too agonizing even to discuss. As much as we tried to share our feelings, I can only imagine how she felt as she faced death. She had lived through a few painful experience before, but nothing nearly as serious as this. I wish that I could have taken away her fear and her pain, but now I am left with my own. I miss my mother too intensely even to describe. I miss her essence. I miss hearing her gentle voice. I miss her warm hugs and kisses. Today I am dealing with what...