Word: carribean
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French, comparing American women to Carribean women, cited a "psychological" advantage to living in the United States: a welfare "net". In Carribean countries, she said, welfare is not available, leaving many lowincome women as the sole providers for themselves and their children...
...coalition of minority groups compiled the flyer including the Asian American Association (AAA), Black Students' Association (BSA), Carribean Club, Harvard African Students' Association, Japan Society, Korean Students' Association, La (), Raza and Society of Arab Students...
Highlights of the nine separate events included the fourth annual "Goat Roast" in Dunster House and a Carribean festival in the Radcliffe Quadrangle...
Beautiful architecture, a lively cultural scene and an ever-growing set of offbeat house traditions (an annual Carribean-style goat roast and frequent bathrobe brunches among them) lend Dunster a unique character. And, boasting a strong bunch of hardcore recyclers, Dunster is rapidly becoming enviro-house as well...
This year at Harvard, Terada teaches Afro-Am's junior humanities tutorial, a task which allows her to share with students her expertise in Carribean post-colonial poetry. Terada takes a particular interest in the work of Carribean poet Derek Walcott, and espouses a multicultural approach to the study of North and South American literature. In fact, Terada is a poet herself, applying her scholarly work to the creative process...