Yesterday morning, hallways and classrooms were still half empty, and some students looked dazed.
It was a gray, drizzly morning, and the students, still dazed from their final-night festivities, lugged their new African- and Indian-print bags down the gangway, said goodbye to friends and reunited with parents eagerly lined up past security at the Port of Barcelona terminal.
At Harvard, the admissions office has written a paper lamenting that students "seem like dazed survivors of some bewildering lifelong boot camp".
When I arrived at M.I.T. on Monday morning, the first open day since the lockdown on Friday, the usually high-voltage hallways were almost empty, and the handful of students walked around dazed and somber.
Photograph by Mario Tama/Getty When I arrived at M.I.T. on Monday morning, the first open day since the lockdown on Friday, the usually high-voltage hallways were almost empty, and the handful of students walked around dazed and somber.
By Alan Lightman April 25 , 2013When I arrived at M.I.T. on Monday morning, the first open day since the lockdown on Friday, the usually high-voltage hallways were almost empty, and the handful of students walked around dazed and somber.
Inside, as a dozen workers bustled around the open kitchen, the King's College students slumped over a counter, looking dazed.
Pick from arrogant, alienated, blundering, dazed and confused to sum up my contribution to student journalism.
Some students on the Busch campus in Piscataway seemed dazed by the turn of events, remembering their last glimpse of Mr. Clementi.
