Word: unselfish
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Rudenstine said some efforts to influencelegislation are "nearly unselfish" and frequentlyunnecessary for the good of Harvard students...
...Robert from Plock has been turned away, as have half of his companions. But Andrzej Zdanowski, 22, a Warsaw office clerk who has not reached the visa office, is still prepared to try his luck. "I have heard that Americans are friendly and tolerant, and one may meet an unselfish smile there," he says. Then he adds, "There are things there that don't exist here, unique things. And a man is always attracted to something...
...Tammy is new and improved. She worked very hard in the off-season, and it would not surprise me if she competed for Ivy Player of the Year," Delaney Smith says. "She runs the floor incredibly well, and is just a moodless, unselfish player...
...comes down to it, Tyler's great contribution to this program won't be so much the number of wins he produced or points he scored," Sullivan said. "It will be the incredible example he's set for future Harvard players. If everyone would be as dedicated and as unselfish as he has been, the future of Harvard basketball would be pretty bright...
Does Pinsker know what it's like to have a "real job"? Do snide, shallow and sloppy (can't The Crimson afford a damn spell checker?) editorials in a college daily contribute more to society than the unselfish service of public officials, Democrat or Republican, nationwide...