Word: microcosms
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Panelist Kathleen Kendlehurst, a former Black Panther, called the film a "microcosm" of the history of oppressed groups...
House leaders praised the new system of randomization as a way to create a microcosm of the university...
...next day, I succumbed. First, my office became a microcosm of intern culture, with the three of us exchanging stories about college, moving to D.C. and future plans. Soon, we were going to lunch with some other interns across the hall. And on the way back from lunch, somehow bolstered by peer pressure, we stopped by the office of the internship director just to see where the happy hour would be that night. In a weak moment, I admitted a familiarity with the restaurants and bars in the area, and suddenly...I was named chair of the nightlife committee...
That was a microcosm of the season for the Crimson (5-15). There was potential for Harvard to play good volleyball, but from day one, things went the wrong...
While the University has always been concerned with integration in one form or another, Lowell's vision of each house as a microcosm of the College where students of all backgrounds will interact has not been fulfilled until this year...