Word: spoiledness
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The irony only gets stickier, as if Meyer was given pine tar for his glove, and his pitches got worse. Sporting the top graduate school of business administration in the country. Harvard cannot even manage its own finances. (An anology with the second-to-last place Oakland A's bloated...
"As I advanced in my professional career and encountered barriers that exist for women... I realized that Radcliffe was very unrealistic," says Hrdy, a professor of anthropology at the University of California at Davis. "It did not prepare me for discrimination against women. Radcliffe spoiled me."
Grown-up leftists responded by denouncing young radicals as "spoiled children," anarchists, even "orangutans." Horrified by the student take- over of Columbia University in the spring, one band of intellectuals moved en masse to the political right -- where they made their mark as "neoconservatives."
That is not the way it worked out. In 1962 Sue and Les had a son Dan, and a little later moved to the blue-collar suburb of Clawson, Michigan. To make ends meet, Les worked 12 to 16 hours a day. Every morning Sue would meet friends for breakfast...
Dartmouth's victory avenged an earlier loss to Harvard on the Connecticut River and spoiled the Crimson's undefeated season.