Word: processing
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Seasoned senior Rebecca C. Weiss '99, observing the unbridled success of the blocking process among rising sophomores and the unease with which current seniors are approaching their next housing crisis, has made the following suggestion: What if seniors were to block for next year...
Many seniors find the mere thought of leaving college so intimidating that they will do anything to secure themselves a new home filled with people who share their ages and their interests--even if it means working for Microsoft. A blocking process for seniors would efficiently alleviate these fears, allowing everyone to move into their new lives with the comfort of their 16 closest friends...
Although Kavazovic said he is pleased by NATO's actions because of their potential aid in the peace process, he said he feels for the civilians affected by the attacks. "The people of Serbia don't really have anything to do with anything," he said...
...randomized" process for senior House assignments might be a good idea, ensuring that all Houses have a diverse population. After all, some seniors have already begun the blocking process, and many are choosing to block with people similar to themselves--like the investment banking blocking group, for example, or the high-tech blocking group, or the Harvard Law School blocking group. Of course, if housing were randomized, seniors would be taking their chances. Those landing in one of the (Hudson) River Houses needn't worry, naturally, since many blocking groups will be assigned there. If your group gets stuck...
...today, every undergraduate on campus has been through the blocking process, and it will take some time for the scars to heal. But whether you are a rising sophomore preparing for upperclass life or a senior preparing to face next year, do yourself a favor. Muster all of your courage, practice your swimming skills, secure your flotation devices--your talents, your wisdom, your self--respect-and set sail to enjoy the adventure. Someday, when you drop anchor on a new and stunning shore, you'll be glad...