Word: socialism
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...promote this development, the College has the responsibility to encourage their students to take breaks from their busy lives. At the moment Harvard is solely a voice of academic authority. Unfortunately, the administration remains uncharacteristically quiet about the social scene, sending students the message that this side of their personalities is hardly worth cultivating...
...this is where the Dean of Students should enter the equation. We need an administrator who is relatively removed from our academic and disciplinary fates. We need someone whose main priority is the social health of the student body, someone who will listen to student concerns. Three concrete ways to cultivate that atmosphere would be to build a student center, push back the curfew and be more flexible in allowing parties in student rooms...
With a humanities center complete and a social sciences hub on the way, Dean of the Faculty Jeremy R. Knowles last week turned to his own field of expertise--the hard sciences--announcing a $150 to $200 million initiative in scientific research and education...
...have Jal D. Mehta spouting about Boston's "black" station, Jam'n 94.5 (Opinion, Jan. 25). Both writers seem to agree that each of these stations represents a lack of "integration" in Boston's radio market that reflects a corresponding lack of integration in Boston's social world...
...about music providing the key to social change--I don't doubt that it can, in as far as it can create a broader awareness of the human condition, in a particular place or in every place. But to assume that getting kids to listen to hip-hop is the key way to bring about that awareness and that change is really to misunderstand the way both music and the phenomenon of social change work. And if you expect commercial radio stations to be on the front lines of political or cultural battles, you need to realize that commercial radio...