Word: waterer
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...exclusive club, and the Harvard administration had other priorities. In fact, rather than try and combat the social chasm between the rich and the poor, Harvard magnified the disparity by relegating the poorer students to the Yard. Living in the Yard meant many things: no heat, no running water and a strong feeling of social inferiority. This rooming system created a caste system within the student population...
...houses," writes historian Samuel Eliot Morison. There was no heat in any of the Yard buildings, and students bought their own coal and stored it in the basement of Grays Hall. An editorial in an 1895 Crimson vehemently protested the lack of bathing facilities and lamented that the only water to be found was in the basement of each building or from the pump outside of Hollis. Today, the pump rests as a bizarre monument in the Yard, but to the boys banished for lack of money, the pump was their sole source of plumbing...
...Harvard women's water polo team returned to Cambridge looking for a win after dropping two at the Indiana Invitational Tournament in Bloomington last weekend. HARVARD...
...Harvard women's water polo team returned to Cambridge looking for a win after dropping two at the Indiana Invitational Tournament in Bloomington last weekend...