Word: summering
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...odyssey of one Harvard student from a Los Angeles barrio to Cambridge and back again possibly took its final twist this summer after his conviction for a string of armed robberies...
...Summer has always been a time for Harvard students and administrators to get away from the academic environment of the University campus in Cambridge. But while many members of the Harvard athletic community were enjoying different experiences and fine-tuning their skills for the upcoming 1989-90 seasons, there was still plenty of news emanating from the Crimson teams...
...Crimson men's lightweight crew didn't have as much success this summer. Harvard, which had swept Yale and Princeton twice during the regular season, fell to both squads at the national championships June 11 in Albany. The lights, missing sevenseat Ted Marple because of an arm problem, finished 2.2 seconds behind the Tigers...
...while Harvard athletes were making news on and off the field this summer, the administrative situation at the Department of Athletics remains murky. No successor has been named for Athletic Director Jack Reardon, who resigned his post in April. According to Dean of the Faculty A. Michael Spence, a search committee finally will be announced soon...
...summer issue of the neoconservative quarterly National Interest carries an article titled "The End of History?" After 16 densely argued pages, the hedging question mark is all but forgotten, by reader and author alike. History, in the view of Francis Fukuyama, was a Manichaean struggle between ! the forces of light and darkness. The bad guys -- first fascists, now Communists -- have lost, the good guys have triumphed. But if the fight is over, so is the fun. The remainder of life on earth, frets Fukuyama, may be a bit of a bore. If there are no more world-class evils...