Word: subjection
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Although all new requests to use Harvard's name will be subject to the new policy, even existing programs that use Harvard's name may be "subject to review," Wald says...
...while Harvard can legislate members of the University as it chooses, those outside the wall of Harvard Yard are not subject to the dictates of the Provost's office...
Recently an old friend and I were discussing the Oscar prospects for Quentin Tarentino's most recent film, "Jackie Brown," when the subject of the "n"-word came...
...situations and personalities which we have not yet encountered. They cause us to question how we would have acted if in the same position as the characters. They cause us to remember lines that are especially witty or poignant. And sometimes, they add to our understanding of the subject matter they address. After leaving Titanic, my only thought was how Cameron made a computer-generated image look so much like a real iceberg...
...while such choices are ours to make, these people are publicly derided and we all know it. Last semester, in the same space where the "Eight Days a Week" article appeared, The Crimson ran an article on "slackers" at Harvard (News, Oct.24). Despite a remarkably similar subject--surveying unusual students and asking them about the choices they've made--the article on slackers is prefaced by a series of remarks attempting to explain the slackers' behavior, including analyses from Director of Admissions Marlyn McGrath Lewis '70 and Dean of Students Archie C. Epps III. Of course, no such explanations precede...