Word: spirits
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Dates: during 2000-2000
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...have abandoned democracy in favor of Orwellian social conformity. Economics concentrators beware: the words "rational choice theory" will have to be said in a hushed whisper and talk of self-interest will become taboo. And while there are no five-year plans yet, there is a five-day one: Spirit Week...
...military berets just yet, there are plans for Color Tuesday and Crazy Hat Friday. And since a significant portion of Harvard students already wear their nighttime apparel to class, Pajama Day should be a smash hit for the masses. For the council's next trick, maybe it could institute "spirit marches" to class. Or put on a military parade through the Yard to display the council's downsized, yet still formidable, cadres and the captured booty from the last Ivy Council meeting. We can feel our blind devotion swelling already...
...help make Spirit Week a success by wearing an item of theme clothing to lecture one day out of the week (and pointing out to your class that you're doing so for Spirit Week.) Something as simple as a Harvard shirt on Wednesday or a tuxedo bow-tie on Thursday will go a long way towards recreating a tangible sense of community. Help us make Spirit Week a success; bring back a sense of camraderie to Harvard...
...socially isolating. Sometimes we become so involved in our work that we forget the things that bind us all together: common friendships and pride in our College. This is why the members of the Undergraduate Council - the official governing body of Harvard College students- want to recreate the spirit of camraderie.in a fun-filled week of celebration. Let these words resound across our campus: March 13th through March 17th shall be declared Spirit Week! To give Spirit Week a fun spin, we decided to give each day of the week a special sartorial flavor. Every day, students will dress...
...studies at the Berklee College of Music, and "whenever there's a chance" he comes down to the Harvard Square T stop to practice and rehearse. Only 22 years-old, Pumla frets, "I'm an old man," but a larger career in music lies just ahead. This free-spirit who sings professionally here and there wants to appeal to all audiences. "I've got something for everybody," he boasts. The aspiring vocalist hopes to jump into the industry soon, since his graduation from Berklee looms near. He assures FM that he will make it "Keep your eyes open. Look...