Word: reading
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...Bryan: Well, seriously if you want to pass the resume around, we can all read it and get back...
...read the first syndicated Peanuts strip yesterday (for the first time or for the first time in a long time, I'm not sure which) and was surprised at how good it was. The strip has three characters--Charlie Brown, who is walking down the street, and an unidentified boy and girl who are sitting together on a step. The first panel has the boy saying to the girl, "Well! Here comes ol' Charlie Brown!" In panel two, as Charlie Brown walks past, the boy says, "Good ol' Charlie Brown...yes, sir!" In panel three, the boy says, "Good...
Yesterday, I chastised myself for being a blockhead. I haven't read the strip often enough in recent years, and it made me sad when I realized I had been neglecting what used to be an important part of my day. I haven't had time for the Peanuts gang since coming to college. With the meaty issues we weigh every day in section, a Harvard student can't possibly expect to have time for such a simple pleasure...
...Mikey: What I'm missing on this campus is a sense of intellectual community and that there are so many scores of students that are really invested in disavowing, like, their student-ness. Like, "Oh my god, I have so much reading and I haven' t done any of it and I went to the Grille last night and got really drunk and I never do my work and blah, blah, blah." English concentrators come up to me and say, "I have so many books to read!" And I say, "why are you in English?" I'm just looking...
...read with great fascination your feature articles on the various Undergraduate Council presidential candidates, and I was taken aback by what seems a most noticeable difference in the quality of reportage devoted to the different campaigns. It is clear that, while the teams writing about Darling-Patel and Plants-Wikler were quite thorough in their investigations, the articles devoted to the other two-person teams were sorely lacking...