Word: everydayness
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...opinion piece, the ideas contained therein and The Crimson for publishing it. I read the piece, and I cannot help but wonder why there was so much commotion. Did the author, Justin G. Fong '03, really tell Harvard students anything they could not already see with their own eyes everyday in the dining hall? Black students sit and eat and talk together. Asian students sit and eat and talk together. Athletes sit and eat and talk together. Members of the gay and lesbian community sit and eat and talk together. Preppy white people sit and eat and talk together. Self...
...Everyday we play together, we get closer," McKendry said. "We rely on each other to do well, but it's great to know that someone will be there to pick you up when you make a mistake...
...characters - usually used as sassy, obnoxious sidekicks - were told to get rid of the parts. Koomanuwong insists there was nothing vulgar about New Half. It featured real people, with real lives, she says. "People see transsexuals as nasty whores, or as mentally ill, but they're not: they're everyday people...
...least suited to fulfill. It's no mystery why this should be. We're human. Our byways are complicated. The institutions of law are infected with the same shortcomings--greed, dishonesty, weakness, indifference, anger--that give rise to injustice in the first place. On the everyday working level, criminal justice is like chemotherapy. We throw our little poisons at big ones...
...recent outbreaks of violence and threats of violence in schools have forced parents and kids to face an uncomfortable truth: sometimes it is necessary to "tattle." From the time our kids start talking, most of us parents discourage them from reporting on the everyday indignities they suffer at the hands of hair-pulling sisters, obnoxious little brothers or backyard bullies. We want our kids to be strong and learn to handle situations without our intervention. We don't want our kids to tattle. Except, of course, when they should...