Word: turnoveritis
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And, as was the case every time Harvard scored on Saturday, the opening drive was initiated inside the Penn 25-yard line and made possible by a Quaker turnover (which, incidentally, is on today's breakfast menu).
Most House masters yesterday attributed the drop to faculty members' workloads, which masters said do not permit faculty to take on extra-departmental responsibilities, and to an increasingly rapid turnover in House masters, who set up the House programs.
Mitchell worked in several other University offices before she ended up at Boylston Street, and now she says she wouldn't work anywhere else. People there are friendly and relaxed, she says, and she has a chance to get to know students in ways she couldn't in most places...
Japes Emerson '77 began to sense "a vague dissatisfaction with things" during his sophomore year at Harvard, and during the spring of that year, while he was casually pondering taking time off, "a perfect job just sort of fell into my lap." Emerson had been active in theater while at...
1976 is the twentieth anniversary of my involvement with the Harvard Summer School of Arts and Sciences and of Education, and my seventeenth year as Director. The experience has been profoundly satisfying and never routine: a new school each year, but with a basic continuity; the interesting decade of the...