Word: fittingness
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Explaining why Harvard was a particularly fitting setting for a historical fiction novel, Martin said that, “When you look at the history of Harvard, it was the first in a lot of ways. It was not only the first college; it was the first corporation, which is...
That’s fitting, because if the Crimson is to make an impact in the Ivy League this year, Harvard will indeed need to be stronger and more consistent this than it has been in the recent past.
Many students also complain that Harvard’s unique exam schedule and tutorial requirements make fitting study abroad into their plan of study nearly impossible.
Without a boat to drag, the walk along the Qutang towpath only takes four hours. A sampan carries us to the north side of the Yangtze, where the path runs some 50 m above the late-summer waterline. About 1.5 m wide, it's paved with well fitting flagstones running...
It is fitting, in an ironic sense, that BBC journalist Lucy Jago chose Kristian Birkeland for the subject of her first book. Birkeland unlocked the secrets of the aurora borealis, and it was the British that scoffed at Birkeland’s theories and dismissed his work in the early...