Word: regularness
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Dates: during 2000-2000
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After the rally, the council held its regular weekly meeting, moving quickly through the agenda in less than an hour, so that councillors could attend the wake of former state representative Alvin E. Thompson last night...
...were unmoved by the 15-foot banner which asserted that "Harvard tortures 1,500 primates" because they are aware that the same tortures, namely being "restrained unnecessarily, deprived of food and water, infected with diseases and left in their own feces" are weathered by 6,400 primates on a regular basis: Harvard undergraduates...
...more. Two weeks ago, the agency moved to empower the states to enforce its strictures against the practice. Under FCC rules, if you haven't paid your slammer bill, you'll be absolved of the first 30 days of charges. If you have paid, the slammer must pay your regular carrier 150% of your charges. Then you'll get back half of what you paid...
...rest of the year, sports teams go about their business quietly--so quietly, you might not notice that Harvard has some surprisingly good teams. Men's swimming won the Eastern championships last month, and women's soccer finished its regular season seventh in the country. Only a few of the rest of us actually make it to games, though--if you want to join a large and enthusiastic bleacher crowd, try the Big Ten. Athletes' facilities across the river are fantastic, but here in Cambridge, gyms like the MAC and the QRAC don't exactly sparkle...
...plush upperclass housing. Welcome to Kuumba singing concerts and to renditions of the musical "The Secret Garden." Welcome to addresses by the Dean of Stanford Law School and to performances by Yo-Yo Ma '76. In addition to these activities and events--which could take place on any regular weekend at Harvard--the Office of Admissions has organized a number of panels and opportunities so that this year's pre-frosh may become familiar with the Harvard experience. Some of these events show off what is truly excellent about Harvard--and some are trying to paper over the inevitable weaknesses...