Word: walks
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...where they'd paused. Suddenly we found ourselves with some breathing room. Suddenly we realized that the cycle was not completely closed, that we had a break before plunging into lives of corporate boredom. Suddenly we felt free, with everything wide open and with bold new directions to walk...
...Kids were excited. We would walk out of classrooms and people would say, 'That's cool how that happens,'" Gupta says. "It's always great to see someone excited about science, especially when you are so excited about it yourself...
While the rest of you were watching Love Story or playing the name game at the ice cream bash, I was slowly learning to navigate the campus. Bit by bit, I tackled distances somewhat longer than the walk between my room in Greenough and the Union. Long after I traded in my crutches for winter boots, however, my initial feeling of being overwhelmed by the sheer size of my new surroundings and by all of the possibilities the campus had to offer remained with...
...long as all goes well in the next few hours, my walk to Tercentenary Theater for closing exercises today will thankfully be far less painful than on convocation day in the fall of 1993. Still, just as I did four years ago, I will watch the program with my mind full of wonder about the challenges ahead. This time, though, I know that while the things to come are bound to be big, Harvard has taught us to embrace them to the fullest...
...many senses, including the intellectual, it has been. Boston has more bookstores than San Diego will ever dream of supporting. Cambridge is steeped in history, so much so that every time I walk down Garden Street I notice a new commemorative plaque. This is a society accustomed to occupying the center of things--"the hub," as Professor John Stilgoe told the Class of 1997 during our orientation week four years...