The critical role that the latter programs play in undergraduate life was not directly addressed by the committee.
After Bernstein led the Boston-area premiere in 1939 while still a Harvard undergraduate, playing Blitzstein's score by heart, the two became friends for life.
I was twenty-five, but only a second-year undergraduate, playing catch-up after four years in the Army and another at loose ends.
Why can't he see through the manipulations of the son of his father's partner, a deftly caricatured squash-playing undergraduate Harvard snot?
He and Fagen met at Bard, a liberal-arts college in Annandale-on-Hudson, and started playing together as undergraduates.
A recent Stanford game, he says, had 2,500 players, with more than 1/3 of undergraduates playing.
But he doesn't talk about that much, instead explaining how, like his father before him, he managed to juggle playing football during his undergraduate work at Stanford, then with the NFL while also attending medical school.
As for the new project, Universal Pictures Stage Productions has said that it is developing a musical based on "National Lampoon's Animal House," the hit 1978 college comedy in which Belushi, playing the seventh-year undergraduate Bluto Blutarsky, showed a generation of moviegoers how to use cafeteria food to impersonate a zit.
Some of the music was that of Charles Mingus, which Gray knew from his undergraduate days playing in a large ensemble that at the time was called the Peabody Big Band.
Antebellum Rear Campus, as the area behind Nassau Hall once was called, was planted with rows of trees, too — not just for beauty, but to stop undergraduates from playing football.
I ask what position he played as an undergraduate at Princeton and Duchovny's eyes light up.
