Word: socialism
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...minds ponder how these sentiments were expressed by European literary geniuses from Unamuno to Malraux. Which brings me to my next point: Quadlings are undeniably well-read. But really, how could any Quad resident resist frequenting the Hilles scene, its penthouse teaming with well-suited recruiters and sultry social studies concentrators...
...Harvard does not officially recognize any fraternities, or sororities, or eating clubs. There are a couple informal, unofficial clubs of this kind, but I would say that these clubs do not play as big a role in social life as much similar clubs play at other colleges. I would say that the social life revolves around your different clubs, your team, your extracurricular, your dorm or blocking group. No big Greek life, but sort of a variety of other things...
...extracurricular. I was able to play rugby and travel almost every weekend for rugby tournaments, do my internship in Boston two days a week and still get my work done, and be fine in my classes. So it is possible to do everything at once. And also have a social life (laughs). I do go out and hang out with people...
...Greenspan, who Time magazine once referred to as one of the world's most influential men, served on the Economic Policy Advisory Board of President Ronald Reagan and was chair of the National Commission on Social Security Reform from...
Student groups are the lifeblood of this campus. For many students, they are their sole social outlet; for others, they are a place to bring variety into an otherwise purely academic existence. There is no doubt that the publications, events and rallies produced by student organizations educate and invigorate the campus. The council, through the grants it doles out, is the body which helps make student group activity possible...